Black & Decker FSMVC 9.6V - 18V Firestorm Multi-Voltage Slide Pack Style Fast Charger
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- 9.6V - 18V Firestorm Multi-Voltage Slide Pack Style Fast Charger - FSMVC
| Charge Time: | 90 Minutes |
| Voltage: | 9.6V - 18V |
| Technology: | Firestorm™ |
| Battery Type: | Slide Pack |
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Good Safety Features
- Powerful
Cons
Best Uses
- Home Repair
- In The Workshop
- In The Yard
Comments about Black & Decker 9.6V - 18V Firestorm Multi-Voltage Slide Pack Style Fast Charger:
Great charger for a garage sale tool (18v B&D drill) my son bought me.
Pros
- Going 2 get 1 for my son
- Well Pleased with it
Cons
- Have none
Best Uses
- I have several BD tool I
- I use it 2 charge thmall
- Use 18 v batt on
Comments about Black & Decker 9.6V - 18V Firestorm Multi-Voltage Slide Pack Style Fast Charger:
use it for all my charger needs trimming, edging,weeding garden,weed eating and lights.Nothing great just usefull.Nothing bad to say about it.
Pros
Cons
Best Uses
- Quick charge in much less
Comments about Black & Decker 9.6V - 18V Firestorm Multi-Voltage Slide Pack Style Fast Charger:
Quick charge in much less time. You know when you have a full charge, not just knowing that it's charging.
Pros
- Fast
Cons
- Don't get full charge
- Original charger 21v
- This charger 18v
Best Uses
Comments about Black & Decker 9.6V - 18V Firestorm Multi-Voltage Slide Pack Style Fast Charger:
The original charger transformer lists its voltage at 21.4v, but I can't find the specs on this charger, so I can only assume it's around 18v, since it says 9.6-18v charger. I charged my batteries for my Grasshog and when the charger indicates a full charge the rpm's of the weed whacker are noticable slower than the original equipment charger, so I can only assume the voltage difference in the two chargers is the problem.
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