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Makita DC1439 7.2-Volt to 14.4-Volt Pod Style and Stick Style 10 Minute Battery Charger




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Brand: Makita
Manufacturer: Makita
Model: DC1439


Features
Charges in as little as 10 minutes for drastically less downtime
Charges faster and more efficiently for extended battery life
Internal Central Processing Unit (CPU) decides the most suitable conditions to charge for optimal battery efficiency and extended battery life
Accurately detects battery temperature, environmental temperature, age of battery and "knows" when the battery is fully charged for optimal maintenance
1.3Ah - 2.6Ah

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User Comments about the Makita DC1439 7.2-Volt to 14.4-Volt Pod Style and Stick Style 10 Minute Battery Charger

This unit replaced five older (slow) chargers. If you have a lot of Makita stick batteries, buy this unit now - apparantly Makita has discontinued it. It charges every Makita battery we have (including the new Ni-Mh's that I bought that wouldn't charge in my old chargers), and does it VERY quickly. It identified several bad batteries for me as well.



"Thats just great". I also think I am getting better deeper charges from my older orange 12volters probably due to the advanced sensing circuitry in this model. Extremely pleased. I bought a new NMH battery with extended hours for my Makita 12V orange battery driven tools that have been workhorses over the years, only to find out that the universal chargers used over the years wont work with the new battery. However I took the plunge and bought this new charger with all its bells and whistles and let me tell you I am glad I did. Get one. It analyzes the state, and charges to full in the fastest time I have ever seen.



This charger is incorrectly listed as an accessory for some Makita 18 volt cordless tools. The specs for this item say it is for charging batteries from 7.2 to 14.4 volts.