New battery?

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wwaayneMember since Aug 2013

Anyone heard Dewalt will release new slim body 20V battery?

3Ah

JronmanMember since May 2016

hadn’t heard but sounds like a good idea.

Cr8ondtMember since May 2016

No official word but I’d bet it’s in the cards, DeWalt is using 20700 cells in the FV 9/3 and 20v 6ah batteries so it would be quite a simple transition to make slim packs in 3ah.

StaypositiveMember since Jul 2017

These are on Amazon in the US

 

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wwaayneMember since Aug 2013

same model

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framerMember since Jan 2011

Staypositive wrote:

57 minutes ago, Staypositive said:

These are on Amazon in the US

 

Photo from the original forum

not sure who would pay that much for 3.0ah when you can buy 5.0ah for same price, or way less if you buy on ebay.

jkeating3Member since Dec 2014

framer wrote:

1 hour ago, framer said:

not sure who would pay that much for 3.0ah when you can buy 5.0ah for same price, or way less if you buy on ebay.

The weight you save might have the same value as 2.0 Ah. I mean, not to me, but to someone… I guess?

Marcv76Member since Sep 2015

The 3ah batteries are the upgraded cells, so they should have superior runtime over the regular 2ah and still be relatively compact.

Framer joeMember since Nov 2016

So, if the 3ah, 4ah, 5ah are all the same size in large form…can Dewalt make a 4ah and 5ah the same size as the new dcb230 ..3ah ?

FrosBros82Member since Feb 2015

Hmmm. Yeah, I hear the arguments both ways. I guess I usually like my small batteries on lights, simple impacts, etc. I would be more inclined to buy the bigger batteries at the same price though. 

Framer joeMember since Nov 2016

I’d buy a bunch of slim 5ah…if they were the same size as the slim 3ah …that would be perfect for cordless finish guns..drills, compact impact..

BabysawMember since May 2018

I picked up four of these from a guy on OfferUp today. They are the real deal. My planer runs at a noticeably higher pitch than either 4.0 or 5.0 batteries make. I expect the 20v mitre will perform similarly. Lower impedance for the win!

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