Fits all Makita 14.4-volt cordless tools; no "memory" effect
Rugged plastic exterior; nickel-metal hydride battery runs up to 70 percent longer than Ni-Cad batteries
Includes 1 battery; charger not included
Editorial Review:
Powerful 14.4V (2.6Ah) Nickel Metal Hydride battery delivers 30% longer run time than competive brands .
Revitalize your older 14.4-volt Makita power tools by installing Makita's high output 14.4-volt, 2.6 amp hour, Nickel-Metal Hydride Battery No. 193158-3. The Ni-MH Battery can be recharged hundreds of times with literally no memory affect on the battery's cells. The 193158-3 replaceable battery can be used for all of Makita's 14.4-volt cordless tools and you will soon discover the NI-MH technology will outlast and outwork your older Ni-Cad batteries by 70% or more. When time is money the longer you can use a tool without having to recharge the battery, the more time you will save on every project. --C. Dwight Barnett
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
More capacity, great price:
My old batteries were dying, and instead of buying a new drill, I opted for a new battery. I was pleasantly surprised that the amperage was increased from 2.2 Ah to 2.6 Ah. A nearly 40% increase that has proven to be very useful around the house. The only drawback to these batteries is the grey plastic upper piece is rather brittle and cracks relatively easily.
holds excellent charge:
Batteries holding up very strong & have yet to charge them after two weeks of frequent use.A+++++++++++ Made in China (just like makita gun & original battery)
Replacement Battery Pod Works:
When I received my 1434 battery and read the packaging (Virgos always read the packaging), my DC1414 battery charger was not listed as one compatible with the 1434 battery. However, Makita assured me it was, so I opened the package, charged the battery, and hoooray! My Makita variable speed leaf blower is working like new.
No problems yet...:
Batteries arrived wraped in Makitas plastic packaging. Batteries are manufactured in Mexico. My last set of batteries were made in Japan and lasted about 2 years. Only time will tell if these hold up. So far so good.
