Makita multi charger

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Albo the butcher

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Hi all.

Firstly I'm Alan from hull.

I'm a site/shop fit/kitchen/bench joiner.
I'm a lerker on here and really enjoy some of the creations that some of you talented tradesmen have.

Anyway. I'm just wondering if makita do a duel or triple charger for there 18v lxt range. I've got 8 batteries and only 1 charger.

Please help.

Alan.
 
Not as far as I know. I've got 6 and manage ok with the standard charger. They charge in 20 minutes and if I have a few deads I just stack them ready to swap.

Another charger is your only option I guess

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As said no the just make single chargers. I think only dewalt and milwaukee make multi battery chargers. However the milwaukee versions don't charge all 6 at once only in secquence once one has charged. So as suggested a 2nd charger is the only option.


I have 3 chargers and 5 batteries. Soon to be more batteries, but i only take 2 chargers to work with me. The 3rd stays in the workshop.
 
I've done some digging and found out makita do actually a four battery charger. But it takes 60mins to charge two and 120minutes to charge 4.

Seems a bit pointless really. As 1 chargers takes 22min to charge 1 battery so 2chargers go charge 4 batteries is only 44min.

Another chargers by the looks of it.

Cheers guys.
 
I had similar situation being workshop based. Batteries scattered everwhere and not knowing which ones were charged or flat.
I debated buying another charger but figured I needed to sort out the batteries im already using
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I haven't got round to finishing it yet but certainly seems to have solved the battery issue. As a bonus it also makes sure you're using all the batteries ( charged ones in the top, take from the bottom ) hopefully they might last a bit longer :)

Welcome to the forum,

Coley

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