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Posted by Red on April 13, 2007, 10:50 pm
> Odds are the batteries are different by one cell if both are the same
> type. The higher votage will draw a bit more current, but since
> we're dealing with DC there should be no impedence mismatches as in
> some AC applications. IMO. ought to work fine.
> Joe
Actually 2 cells. Meaning there is a physical difference in the size
of the battery packs so they may not interchange. Connecting the
19.2v unit to a 21.6v battery pack is overloading the motor by 12.5%.
Personally, I wouldn't pay that much for a new tool and abuse it like
that. Kawasaki makes great internal combustion motors but I don't know
how much experience they have in the tool line.
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> type. The higher votage will draw a bit more current, but since
> we're dealing with DC there should be no impedence mismatches as in
> some AC applications. IMO. ought to work fine.
> Joe