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Posted by crgrove on April 9, 2007, 9:33 pm
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> > Hi all,
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> > I've been building some shelving units for my small apartment to make
> > the space more efficient. I'm using cordless tools for the most part.
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> > I have a Kawasaki 19.2 volt cordless circular saw which I bought from
> > Sam's Club and it works great. It is not as loud as my corded saw.
> > However I'd like to have more batteries. There was a Kawasaki cordless
> > drill to match but it is available with the new 21.6 volt battery
> > packs only. The DISPLAY model, which looks the same as the ones on the
> > shelf for sale, has the same 19.2 volt batteries as my saw.
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> > It LOOKS as though the battery packs, though different in voltage, are
> > physically the same package.
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> > If I bought the Kawasaki 21.6 volt cordless drill can I use the
> > battery packs between it and my Kawasaki 19.2 volt cordless circular
> > saw interchangeably?? I suspect so since they are motors and motors
> > aren't usually that picky but I wanted to be sure.
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> > Can anyone confirm this with me please?
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> > Thanks,
> > Christopher Grove
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> What did Kawasaki customer service say when you called them? You did
> call them, right?
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If I wanted the reply "it will void the warranty" then I'd call
customer service. What I was hoping for was knowledgeable and
technical answers.
-Christopher
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