So About Them New Batteries.

[HiltiWpg]

cut the BS . current milwaukee 9ah battery uses lg HG2 18650 cells which is rated 20A discharge .

they use 3 rows of cells , so thats 60A max discharge for current 9ah battery .

cant argue with facts .

 

i dont know what cells they use in the new line .

but i know dewalt flexvolt uses Sanyo NCR20700A (not in the new 12ah)

 

 .which rated at 30A continuous discharge

dewalt uses 10 cell batteries for flexvolt (until the new one comes out) , which gives also 60A continuous discharge . those are cureent gen batteries . new milwaukees and dewalts for sure have much higher discharge ratings (doh , they even called them like that)

 

 

You may want to read a little further down.

I wasn’t using a specific cell, which I should have, and i did. I was generalizing with an entry level cell/battery.

I wasn’t talking about the Flexvolt initially which I should have, specifically.

So I did.

 

 

 

 

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[Bremon]

37 minutes ago, The.Handyman said:

The new Fuel circ with 12.0ah is really heavy and it is smooth cutting but it was definitely easier to stall out than the FlexVolt 575 with a 3.0ah on it. I have video to prove it but can't post here.

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I find this quite interesting. That motor looks like it’s big enough to cost a tiny bit of cut depth. Easy to stall isn’t a good look lol, I can only stall my 575 if I’m cutting like an idiot letting the blade get pinched badly. 

 

10 minutes ago, sss said:

 

dewalt uses 10 cell batteries for flexvolt (until the new one comes out) 

Umm...what?

[sss]

17 minutes ago, Bremon said:

Umm...what?

sorry my mistake , dewalt uses 15 cells in their batteries , not 10 .