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I think they should have went with 20v batteries with these. I’m just thinking with realities that the 12v line seems to be an after though for Dewalt. That’s just my thoughts a compact 20v pack isn’t that much larger.
I agree, 12 volt for Dewalt is just lack luster unless this is their way of spicing their 12v line up, but it looks like there’s a double a battery adapter.
Jimbo
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do they even sell 12v anymore here in the US? lol
The should of did 20v more people have the 20v then 12v
framer wrote:
do they even sell 12v anymore here in the US? lol
Only in clearence at HD lol
Jimbo
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These will come with a 12v battery shaped adapter that you can put AA batteries in. So you can use a 12v battery or AA batteries. You can see it in the video.
When we are talking line laser I think it’s okay with the small 10,8/12 v battery to maintain the small size on the lasers..And when you are able to change the 10,8/12 in your 18/20v charger I don’t see the problem..
KWC wrote:
When we are talking line laser I think it’s okay with the small 10,8/12 v battery to maintain the small size on the lasers..And when you are able to change the 10,8/12 in your 18/20v charger I don’t see the problem..
but most users, and pros especially, will have 20v(18v) systems. so it seems odd to design a laser to be used by pros, with a 12v battery.
framer wrote:
but most users, and pros especially, will have 20v(18v) systems. so it seems odd to design a laser to be used by pros, with a 12v battery.
Right, it’s not like the Milwaukee 12 volt line which is more widely used.
Jimbo
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