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At least it’s confirmed with DeWalt batteries.
Why u do dis
We’ve always known this. It isn’t the amp hours that makes a difference, it’s the number of cells the tool can draw power from.
An M12 XC 3 ah pack is going to experience less voltage drop under load than the new compact 3.0.
Milwaukee even advertises different torque numbers on drill kits for the XC versions vs the CT version of the kit.
On another note…and thanks fer watchin’!!!!
You can take the video down any time now…..
KnarlyCarl wrote:
You can take the video down any time now…..
??? Why take it down?
RickyMcGrath wrote:
2 hours ago, RickyMcGrath said:
??? Why take it down?
Seriously? We’ve been through this before
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I had no clue. That post was over a year ago. Easily lost in the hundreds of posts since.
RickyMcGrath wrote:
5 minutes ago, RickyMcGrath said:I had no clue. That post was over a year ago. Easily lost in the hundreds of posts since.
Ah I understand, I was sure you had been around here since the last time this occurred….
KnarlyCarl wrote:
Ah I understand, I was sure you had been around here since the last time this occurred….
I was around. But I don’t recall seeing or reading it. Probably because I try to stay away from the non-useful posts and have filled my brain with information related to TOOLS. [emoji6]
Yes we don’t like giving him promotion but he’s slowly dug his own grave anyways against various people. I’m not going to go removing his videos anymore even though he is kind of an ahole.