What Battery Should I Get for My New SDS Tool?

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Asked By UserZ8R3K On

I currently have a single XR 5Ah battery that I've been using with my DCV501HB vacuum, and it works great for my work and car needs. Recently, I bought a DCH172B SDS Tool-Only and I'm using the XR 5Ah with it for now. So far, I've never run out of battery even during a full day of use with the SDS. I'm considering whether to buy another 5Ah battery or try the new Powerstack 3.5Ah batteries. What do you all think?

3 Answers

Answered By ToolFan99 On

If you're looking for something compact, the 4Ah battery might be a good fit for your SDS tool. Just a thought!

GadgetGuy77 -

That seems kind of odd since I can still get the 5Ah XR or the new Max model for a similar price and they're the same size.

Answered By BatteriesGalore On

I've got a mixed collection from 2Ah to 8Ah. Honestly, I could use a few more 8s and also some 10s to have a solid range!

Answered By TechieDude42 On

Right now, the 5Ah Powerstack batteries are going for $99 at Lowe's, if you're in the market for one! Just keep an eye out for sales, as prices can change.

CuriousCanuck22 -

I'm in Canada, and unfortunately, Lowe's no longer operates here, so that deal doesn't help me out!

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