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  1. 12th March 2009, 11:43 AM #1
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    I am on the search for a replacement battery for my De Walt cordless 18v.
    Has anyone had any fortune finding a supplier and quality replacement of their own without being rediculusly exy
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    i have got an brand new aftermarket brand one you can have for 50 bucks plus postage.

    i have swapped to makita lxt now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SHIPPERS View Post
    I am on the search for a replacement battery for my De Walt cordless 18v.
    Has anyone had any fortune finding a supplier and quality replacement of their own without being rediculusly exy

    Try accupac in sydney, not sure of there number give them a try
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    Quality well they probably arent as good as the OEM stuff, but if u cant find a reasonably priced original try these people.


    Wes Components -- Sydney

    Master Instruments -- Melb

    Have used batteries from both suppliers without issues, but would lean towards Masters mainly because they pack a lot of their own stuff. I know cause I have had several (not drill related) batteries repacked.

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