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maxmycardagain
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After many years of faithful service my cordless drill battery is dying/not holding charge
I cannot locate a replacement battery (cheap make) so time to upgrade (old one will be laid to rest with full honours)
whats a good voltage nowadays? 16? 24?
I cannot locate a replacement battery (cheap make) so time to upgrade (old one will be laid to rest with full honours)
whats a good voltage nowadays? 16? 24?
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I guess it depend on what you use it for, (eg occasional DIY, or professional). A lot of people like Makita but can be pricy, (you get what tou pay for), and Screwfix usually have some deals going on.For what it's worth I currently have a Worx cordless system as they offer a range of products that use the same (20v) batteries.
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i use makita for home and work,18 volt with 5 amp batteries although other batteries are available use mine pretty much every day
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..just noticed Screwfix currrently have a deal on a Makita drill combo...
.."It's everybody's fault but mine...."0
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