Tim, where did you get the details on the charger split? According to the manual the old super charger is 13.5 amps max output. Also 6ah is as slow as rapid charger. Glad you mentioned it, seems a bit misleading by Milwaukee
The split charges the battery at 12Ah til its 80% then switches to 12Ah on the other battery and charges the last 20% at 6Ah. Still a lot faster than a single super charger at 13.5 as it’s charging simultaneously. Details are in the literature included with the charger, I’m happy to share more info if you need
In a high output/draw application like a grinder you’ll get comparable performance to a 12Ah but you’ll still get the runtime of a 6Ah. I’ll show this in a short soon, stay tuned
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Tim, where did you get the details on the charger split? According to the manual the old super charger is 13.5 amps max output. Also 6ah is as slow as rapid charger. Glad you mentioned it, seems a bit misleading by Milwaukee
The split charges the battery at 12Ah til its 80% then switches to 12Ah on the other battery and charges the last 20% at 6Ah. Still a lot faster than a single super charger at 13.5 as it’s charging simultaneously. Details are in the literature included with the charger, I’m happy to share more info if you need
@@SydneyToolsTV all good thanks.
How does this compare with the fuel
On the website it says they have the same output as the m18 12ah, does this mean you can use them in the lawn mower?
In a high output/draw application like a grinder you’ll get comparable performance to a 12Ah but you’ll still get the runtime of a 6Ah. I’ll show this in a short soon, stay tuned