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I dont remember seeing this on here. Was this previously announced?
Damn there goes $200 thanksslopjock78 wrote:
I dont remember seeing this on here. Was this previously announced?
https://www.dewalt.com/en-us/products/accessories/batteries-and-chargers/batteries/flexvolt-20v60v-max-120-ah-battery/dcb612?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cordless+jobsite&utm_content=paid_12ahbattery_pdp
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$200 isn’t bad. Only issue is a 2 hour charge on a fast charger is a bit slow. DeWALT needs a faster fast charger. @Framer joe MOAR POWA!
Hell Yeah I’m Ready
Yeah….oh boy. This is going to get ugly.
$200 is just a guess, if you have this battery you have more batteries charge time does not even matter to me any more I have so many batteriesJronman wrote:
$200 isn’t bad. Only issue is a 2 hour charge on a fast charger is a bit slow. DeWALT needs a faster fast charger. [mention=55531]Framer joe[/mention] MOAR POWA!
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Milwaukee just shat all over the shag carpet.
3 lb battery? Damn.
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Same size and nearly same weight as the existing FlexVolt 9.0ahHiltiWpg wrote:
3 lb battery? Damn.
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wow. thats a lot of runtime.
Hugh Jass wrote:
9 hours ago, Hugh Jass said:Milwaukee just shat all over the shag carpet.
You’ll be surprised what they are going to be showing at nps next month
I will be interested to see what they price this batteries at. I have 8 of the original 6/2 amp batteries, so I dont have a real big need for this battery, but if it’s priced decent enough, I may have to pick one up to see how it does
$249 for one, probably $329 for a 2 pack. Prices will drop and sales will occur as with everything.slopjock78 wrote:
I will be interested to see what they price this batteries at. I have 8 of the original 6/2 amp batteries, so I dont have a real big need for this battery, but if it’s priced decent enough, I may have to pick one up to see how it does
The 9.0ah FlexVolt has an MSRP of $199 for one.
The 9.0ah usually gives double the runtime of the 6.0ah FlexVolt in a FlexVolt tool. This should provide similar results.
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I would hate to see that priced in euros.
Oh ya , just was reading about that. I read 21700 cells ? Same body size as the existing 9ah and about the same weight as I see the comments above me…..price will definitely drop, but I’ll get a few. Good thing is,you don’t need to buy as many.
Can’t wait to see Milwaukee’s answers coming up soon….I’m sure they have a 12ah, and high tech..funny how Dewalt put this out first this time ahead of the Milwaukee event….
love the competition,we all win. Personally I don’t think I’d buy a bigger battery then this size….hopefully someone is working on smaller,more powerful cells and more POWA inside…. @Jronman
Makita_2233 wrote:
18 hours ago, Makita_2233 said:You’ll be surprised what they are going to be showing at nps next month
Not to hijack this thread but if you have some insider info please do share.
Framer joe wrote:
8 hours ago, Framer joe said:Oh ya , just was reading about that. I read 21700 cells ? Same body size as the existing 9ah and about the same weight as I see the comments above me…..price will definitely drop, but I’ll get a few. Good thing is,you don’t need to buy as many.
Can’t wait to see Milwaukee’s answers coming up soon….I’m sure they have a 12ah, and high tech..funny how Dewalt put this out first this time ahead of the Milwaukee event….
love the competition,we all win. Personally I don’t think I’d buy a bigger battery then this size….hopefully someone is working on smaller,more powerful cells and more POWA inside…. @Jronman
I would agree, at some point it gets where we simply dont need bigger batteries. Making a given battery SMALL I think is the direction companies will be headed soon. When you get to the point where a battery will get you through multiple days of work….bigger just wont be necessary.
We will probably see a new line of slim batteries soon with the new cells a 5.0 slim would be freaking awesomeslopjock78 wrote:
I would agree, at some point it gets where we simply dont need bigger batteries. Making a given battery SMALL I think is the direction companies will be headed soon. When you get to the point where a battery will get you through multiple days of work….bigger just wont be necessary.
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All I can say, is “wow!” I’m not a heavy tool user normally (at least at the moment), but I’m surprised at how quickly battery capacity has first doubled and now quadrupled in the past few years. When I bought I DeWalt OPE in 2016, it came with the then-high capacity 5Ah batteries. At the time, 3Ah was still fading out as the larger battery found in kits (I found a Toolguyd post about the release of the 4Ah battery in April 2013). To think that only five years later a battery with 3x the capacity would be released is unfathomable, considering how many years most 18v lines stuck with batteries with almost 10% of the capacity (1.3Ah). I rarely exhaust my three 6Ah FlexVolt and single 6Ah XR batteries, but if I can find them for a decent price, I’ll be picking up a couple of these for the miter saw.
Flexvolt 2x 12ah Concrete Mixer coming soon (fake news)
Biggie wrote:
On 26/04/2018 at 1:43 PM, Biggie said:Not to hijack this thread but if you have some insider info please do share.
Multi volt batteries. 18v-36v
36v demo saw
36v chainsaw
rumors of a 36v rear handle saw and 36v 7” grinder
This is what I’ve heard
Makita_2233 wrote:
41 minutes ago, Makita_2233 said:Multi volt batteries. 18v-36v
36v demo saw
36v chainsaw
rumors of a 36v rear handle saw and 36v 7” grinder
This is what I’ve heard
heard where?
framer wrote:
8 hours ago, framer said:heard where?
Internal sources
Sounds like a lot of catch up. Even Hitachi is showing them how disruptive innovation is done.
The.Handyman wrote:
On 4/25/2018 at 7:52 AM, The.Handyman said:$249 for one, probably $329 for a 2 pack. Prices will drop and sales will occur as with everything.
The 9.0ah FlexVolt has an MSRP of $199 for one.
The 9.0ah usually gives double the runtime of the 6.0ah FlexVolt in a FlexVolt tool. This should provide similar results.
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Looks like you were spot on……https://www.toolnut.com/on-sale/dewalt-power-tool-accessories-discount-sale/dewalt-dcb612-20v-60v-max-flexvolt-12-0ah-battery.html
Yes, I work with DeWalt so I get the press releases. [emoji106]slopjock78 wrote:
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