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Makita 1931583 1434 14-2/5-Volt 2-3/5-Amp Hour NiMH Pod Style Battery

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Makita 1931583 1434 14-2/5-Volt 2-3/5-Amp Hour NiMH Pod Style Battery

(63 customer reviews)

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W-MAK1931583

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Revitalize your older 14.4-volt Makita power tools by installing Makita’s high output 14.4-volt, 2.6 amp hour, Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery No. 193158-3. The Ni-MH Battery can be recharged hundreds of times with literally no memory affect on the battery’s cells. The 193158-3 replaceable battery can be used for all of Makita’s 14.4-volt cordless tools and you will soon discover the NI-MH technology will outlast and outwork your older Ni-Cad batteries by 70% or more. When time is money the longer you can use a tool without having to recharge the battery, the more time you will save on every project. --C. Dwight Barnett

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Product Details

Product Length:	7.0 inches
Product Width:	3.0 inches
Product Height:	8.0 inches
Product Weight:	1.76 pounds
Package Length:	7.9 inches
Package Width:	6.8 inches
Package Height:	3.9 inches
Package Weight:	1.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 63 reviews

Features

14-2/5-Volt Ni-MH pod-style battery
Fits all Makita 14-2/5-Volt cordless tools; no "memory" effect
Rugged plastic exterior; nickel-metal hydride battery runs up to 70-Percent longer than Ni-Cad batteries
Includes 1 battery; charger not included
3-year warranty

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 4.5

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28 of 30 found the following review helpful:

Short battery life Oct 25, 2005 By T. Barta
Being in the remodeling/handyman business, I use my Makita cordless nearly every day. The drill itself is almost indestructable. The batteries on the other hand leave much to be desired. I am on my 4th pair of batteries in just three years. The last set barely made 6 months before they quit holding charge. As they are now they may drive 4-6 screws before they quit.

The majority of my tools are Makita, they are tough to beat. However, I am having a hard time justifying buying these batteries so often.

18 of 18 found the following review helpful:

Poorest Battery Life of any MiMH Battery I've Had Dec 07, 2007 By Smax "Smax"
I'm NOT a contractor and use my Makita drill only periodically - no way close to contractor use - but still have gone through a couple batteries in a couple years. Love the power/weight ratio of the tools, but the batteries are lame , esp for NiMH's.

12 of 13 found the following review helpful:

Can't complain a bit Oct 20, 2005 By Makita Mike
Although my original 2 NiMH batteries are now shot, and the replacements aren't cheap, I can't complain. I've had the drill over 6 years now. Used it for a year, still ok. Then drove a couple of thousand tile backerboard screws, still ok. Used it to mix bucket after bucket of tile mud and grout, still ok. I then used it to build my entire 400 sq ft deck, drilled every hole and drove every deck screw, still ok. Recharged the batteries hundreds of times and when they finally went south they did it pretty quickly and both at the same time. Since this drill refuses to die, I'll gladly feed it two more batteries.

6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Makita 193158-3 14.4V (2.6Ah) Ni-MH Battery (Pod Style) 1434 May 29, 2007 By A. McClard
My old Makita batteries were wonderful for several years. They finally got to the point where they weren't holding a charge, so I began checking for replacements. Amazon has just what I needed for almost half off what EVERYWHERE else charges. They have more amp-hours than my smaller originals, and are such an improvement! Thanks Amazon!

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

Short Life Feb 27, 2009 By C. Angelucci "ngff402"
Two of these batteries came with the new Makita drill I purchased about three years ago. I immediately noticed that they didn't hold a charge for as long as my old 12v Makita batteries. Now, like someone else said, I can only drive five or six screws before the battery goes dead. Both of mine exhibit the same horrible service. I've never left them out in the cold and treated them as instructed. Very disappointed.

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