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"MILWAUKEE Red Lithium XC406 72Volt"
As you can imagine, these are for larger tools, they have a light-duty jack-hammer, a sewage-pipe unclogging snake, A light stand, Concrete coring drill (for plumbing installation/repair), Rotary wet-concrete screed, Concrete / steel circular saw...also an inverter to provide 120V AC at a jobsite...
Its only 6-Ah right now, so don't get too excited. 72V is 20 cells, and 6-Ah is typically a 2P of 3.0-Ah cell, and 40 of the 21700 cells, for those who want to calculate the size. "IF" they are 15A Samsung 30T's, then it could put out 70A of 72V for 5000W continuous, maybe 50% more as a peak for 7500W?
Two 6-Ah batteries and one charger are $1400
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If you think the batteries are expensive, don't ask about the concrete coring drill. I've bought cars for less.
"MILWAUKEE Red Lithium XC406 72Volt"
As you can imagine, these are for larger tools, they have a light-duty jack-hammer, a sewage-pipe unclogging snake, A light stand, Concrete coring drill (for plumbing installation/repair), Rotary wet-concrete screed, Concrete / steel circular saw...also an inverter to provide 120V AC at a jobsite...
Its only 6-Ah right now, so don't get too excited. 72V is 20 cells, and 6-Ah is typically a 2P of 3.0-Ah cell, and 40 of the 21700 cells, for those who want to calculate the size. "IF" they are 15A Samsung 30T's, then it could put out 70A of 72V for 5000W continuous, maybe 50% more as a peak for 7500W?
Two 6-Ah batteries and one charger are $1400
- MX FUEL CP203 Battery – This “compact” MX FUEL pack features twenty (20) 3.6V 21700 lithium-ion cells arranged (more or less) in two layers. You effectively get a 3Ah pack to operate MX FUEL tools and equipment.
- MX FUEL XC406 Battery – This MX FUEL extended-run battery pack contains forty (40) 3.6V 21700 lithium-ion cells arranged in two parallel double stacks. This pack comes rated at 6Ah for operating MX FUEL tools and equipment at maximum power and run-time.
- PIC BELOW IS THE SMALLER 3.0-Ah pack
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If you think the batteries are expensive, don't ask about the concrete coring drill. I've bought cars for less.
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