What is the difference between the 24V Li Ion and Gmax 40V?
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The main difference is the line of products that is carried in each platform. The 24v is for hand held products, string trimmers, hedgers, blowers etc. The 40 volt G-Max has that plus wheeled goods, lawn mowers, tillers, snow throwers. The run time of approximately 20 minutes for the 24v and 25 minutes for the 40v. the 24v is lighter by approximately 2lbs.
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I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more running time than a vacuum. I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more... » Read More I have two B&D; 40V lithium-ion batteries, one for this product and a second one, which I received with a B&D; 40V Max Lithium Trimmer/Edger, Model LST136. The problem in answering your question is that I don't remember which battery came with which product. They have different capacities, but can be used interchangeably. I see there is a response to your question for this product, which is one of the two batteries I have. The other battery, which then probably came with the trimmer, is a B&D; LBXR2036, Type 4, 72 Wh battery, which would make sense since a trimmer would probably need more running time than a vacuum. « Show Less
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It does not require 24volts. It simply needs 12 volts and a ground. I installed this on my sons truck and he loves it. VERY bright!!! You won't be disappointed with this light
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The Google preview of this item shows "AmazonBasics AA High-Capacity Rechargeable Batteries (8-Pack) ... Ni-MH Pre-Charged Rechargeable Batteries provide the extra power you need . .... of about 2500 mAh, but two of the batteries are only 54-70% of the rating." but you are correct. When I click the link, that spec is nowhere to be found. I use these for wireless microphones at my church. They work great. The nubs are slightly short so I do have to seat them in really good but they are excellent.
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Upon further research found this interesting discussion on voltages. http://toolguyd.com/12v-max-vs-10-8v-lithium-ion-battery-cordless-tool-platforms/
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I'm not sure of the difference, but whatever you do, make sure that all the#'s match up don't mix of they don't! Example the EN-EL14 is 7.4V 1030mAh 7.7Wh, if those don't match, don't mix. But on the plus side, it will still work with 1 battery at a time, so just keep them charged up and ready to shoot!
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Their web site is http://www.thepowerall.com/home.htmlSPECIFICATIONS - http://www.thepowerall.com/product.html​Battery Type: Lithium-IonBattery Capacity: 12,000 mAh​Battery Life Cycles: >500Outputs: 2 x 5V / 2.1A, 1 x 12V / 10AInput: 12V / 1AJump Start Current: 200 - 400ADimensions: 165 x 75 x 30mm​​ (6.5 x 2.9 x 1.2in)LED Lifespan: 100,000 hoursLED Energy: 1wLED Lumens: 86 LmOperating Temperatures: -20 to 140 Degrees​Smart Jumper Cable Easy-To-Open Frustration Free Packaging Their web site is http://www.thepowerall.com/home.htmlSPECIFICATIONS - http://www.thepowerall.com/product.html​Battery Type: Lithium-IonBattery Capacity: 12,000 mAh​Battery Life Cycles: >500Outputs: 2 x 5V / 2.1A, 1 x 12V / 10AInput: 12V / 1AJump Start Current: 200 - 400ADimensions: 165 x 75 x 30mm​​ (6.5 x 2.9 x 1.2in)LED Lifespan: 100,000 hoursLED Energy: 1wLED Lumens: 86 LmOperating Temperatures: -20 to 140 Degrees​Smart Jumper Cable Easy-To-Open Frustration Free... » Read More Their web site is http://www.thepowerall.com/home.htmlSPECIFICATIONS - http://www.thepowerall.com/product.html​Battery Type: Lithium-IonBattery Capacity: 12,000 mAh​Battery Life Cycles: >500Outputs: 2 x 5V / 2.1A, 1 x 12V / 10AInput: 12V / 1AJump Start Current: 200 - 400ADimensions: 165 x 75 x 30mm​​ (6.5 x 2.9 x 1.2in)LED Lifespan: 100,000 hoursLED Energy: 1wLED Lumens: 86 LmOperating Temperatures: -20 to 140 Degrees​Smart Jumper Cable Easy-To-Open Frustration Free Packaging « Show Less
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I have a HF M30, and I used it. It is very good considering the price and its capacity (can last more than 5 hours!)I am pretty sure M30 & M40 use the same battery interface. So I don't think you need to worry.
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Probably the size of the battery is the answer. Compare to automobile battery. A size 24 has a different capacity from a size 78.
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I'm unsure of the tech difference. I know the battries I got at Amazon work great in my Evergo. The price was the best I found after an extensive search. The battery life is great. It is good to allow the battery fully depleet before recharging.
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The batteries are quite light. Weight is not an issue with either battery. They are both 20 volts. The 4AH vs. the 2AH battery is like having a bigger gas tank, not a bigger engine.
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Ken, You just bought a $60 flashlight - Why would you put cheap batteries in it? I did a lot of research before purchasing my first Li-Ion powered flashlight. You just don't know what you are getting with off-brand batteries. Stick with brands like Nitecore (I use these mostly), Olight, AW, Eagletec, Fenix. They are rated from about 2600mAh to 3400mAh - Higher number = Longer run time (and recharge time).
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I see nothing on the package referring to the 20 years you mentioned, however I have the 4 battery package. The 9x refers to the claim of "Lithium batterys lasting 9 times longer than regular battery's". Lithium is better for electronic devices, alkaline is also very good.
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The batteries that are included are the original lower capacity Ah. There are now higher capacity 12 volt max lithium which lasts significantly longer. I don't know exact Ah ratings. I use the higher capacity ones for the the tools and use the lower capacity ones for the LED work light.
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It comes with is's own battery and charger 24v Lithium-ion. It was 2 speeds running time could be longer only around half hour. But I love It. Mary
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Doubt that there is much differance... I got the 20v because I already had 20v B&D; batteries.... believe me you'll need the extra batteries..... great tool for light clearing and storm clean up and I knew that when I got it. I love the saw but only get 20 minutes of use with the battery fully charged. The differance with weight etc... would be minor.
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The 20v are lithium ion packs which won't fit the 18v charger. The do have a 18v impact driver, the 20v is light weight and powerful. The charge lasts forever as well. It's worth the upgrade if you can afford/need it.