Anyone ever realize that the Craftsman batteries are marketed/claimed to be 19.2v.
But, given the info here about what they're made of, that can't be.
The Samsung INR 18650-13Q battery cell (of which there are five) is a 3.6v cell
3.6 * 5 == 18v
The battery is marketed as a 19.2v battery -- which, given the inputs, is impossible.
This smells like a class action lawsuit to me. They're claiming something that can't be, and we're all 6.67% worse off due to their misleading practices...
All of the other batteries which are using 5 of those cells are all clearly stated to be 18v units -- except for the Sears/Craftsman/DieHard ....
Who's Using What? Lithium Ion.
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Anyone ever realize that the Craftsman batteries are marketed/claimed to be 19.2v.
But, given the info here about what they're made of, that can't be.
The Samsung INR 18650-13Q battery cell (of which there are five) is a 3.6v cell
3.6 * 5 == 18v
The battery is marketed as a 19.2v battery -- which, given the inputs, is impossible.
This smells like a class action lawsuit to me. They're claiming something that can't be, and we're all 6.67% worse off due to their misleading practices...
All of the other batteries which are using 5 of those cells are all clearly stated to be 18v units -- except for the Sears/Craftsman/DieHard ....