can be used in place of the 18v XF+ NiCd?
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Unfortunately Gerald, I am really not sure. I got this for my husband for christmas and so far it works wonderfully, I am not sure of the trade outs or the "in place of's though. Google maybe? Hope this helped but I am pretty sure it didn't sorry.
1903678
As far as I am aware all 18v is interchangable the ion batteries also work on the older xrp dewalt hear also I have a number of dreamt gear and batteries interchange with it all also 4 different drills
531797
as long as you use the same MFD Microfarad then the using higher voltage will be ok.i had the same situation: mfd 35+5 /370v and i replace it with mfd 35+5/440v
528218
Yes, you can charge any DeWalt brand NiMH and NiCd (and some Li-Ion batteries) between 7.2-18V. That includes 'XR' and 'XRP' badged batteries. Note that the 'MAX' brand Li-ion batteries will NOT fit this charger, as they are from a different line with their own chargers.
2055632
Supposedly yes, says it is good up to 24 volt, NimH included. I cannot confirm because I am using it on 12 volt NiCad.
782106
Yes. It will charge both NiMH and NiCD batteries, either one at a time or up to eight at a time. You can even mix NiMH and NiCD. Just don't mix them in the same slot.
1597713
Yes, it came with the standard NiCad 18v batt. I later bought the 20v lit. Both are amazing tools, the lith running a little faster but not worth the extra buck. I love b&d.;
788697
In theory im sure you could. However each unit waivers at different loads so it will be near impossible to synch up the voltages perfectly. Modifying the heatsinks, you can actually push 200Watts through each unit. If you need to convert more power I would recommend buying a larger unit.
136199
You don't have to, your device will only pull as much current as it can handle. The 1300mA is an upper limit, not a fixed value.
1728329
I do not think so, totally different interface and its never a good idea to run voltages different than what is suggested.
2077939
I'll agree with the consensus.I cannot confirm or deny compatibility with the very old NiCd batteries, and in fact do not recommend it, but I can confirm by experience that NiMH - both "standard" and "long shelf life/pre-charged" - and the iGo batteries both work in this charger.
1449595
Yes indeed. My unit was mislabeled and led to some confusion. I contacted mfg and they send replacement liable. it is no on 48V 6 8V system and working fine. Great customer service.
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First: I think that you are reading the serial number, not the model of the battery. Second: If you are asking about charging an 18v NiCad in this charger, the answer is No and yes. If it is a 130260001 (ordinary 18v) it will not fit. There needs to be an extra notch on the front right side of the shaft. AND if you do cut in that extra notch with a Dremel, it still will not charge. I guess that the charger senses the incorrect chemistry. BUT if it is an 18v Diehard (red release pads) 130279004 then the notch is there, it will fit in the charger and will charge properly. I have found that a 19.2v battery will fit into and drive my 18v drills and saws without any noticeable problem. Use that advice at your own discretion. Marty
976553
Don't think so... It is a different socket, and I doubt the processor in that is even upgradable (soldered in). Also, the built in thermal solution probably isn't enough to handle the higher voltages/temps
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Yes, they will work fine, the fit is a bit different does not look like they were made to go together but all works fine. The charger for the NiCd will not work, you must have the Li ion charger, they will last longer charge back faster and are much lighter in weight.
631524
Yes it can. B&D has a whole line if 20v tools. Check their website to see what's available.
655963
That's exactly what I did. Your drill, saw, light, etc., doesn't know the difference between a NiCd or Li-Ion.