@lalibertyem1 Thank you for the feedback and the experience! I agree with you! The impact wrench is really great. A huge difference, especially compared to its predecessor, which I also tested : ) Best regards
I'm getting one to add it to my DCF900 and DCF923 and DCF513 that I bought just a couple of days ago.👍🏻 I'm putting together my DeWalt set uP^.👍🏻and I'm super stoked about it.🏁
Notnisnt true. you can run it with a flex volt battery on the tool. There are chips in the batteries and in the flex volt tools that IDs them as a 60v tool. By default, the flex volt runs like any other 20v battery.
20+ years as a technician, wow, love this tool! Wish they had these when I started in the field.
@lalibertyem1 Thank you for the feedback and the experience! I agree with you! The impact wrench is really great. A huge difference, especially compared to its predecessor, which I also tested : )
Best regards
I'm getting one to add it to my DCF900 and DCF923 and DCF513 that I bought just a couple of days ago.👍🏻
I'm putting together my DeWalt set uP^.👍🏻and I'm super stoked about it.🏁
That sounds like a very good Collection! Have fun with your new tool :)
Best regards
Hello, I bought the tool recently and had not used it, is it normal that it rotates to the right at more revolutions per minute than to the left?
@dayroldrodriguez980 Unfortunately, I can't remember exactly. Are you possibly in a different mode where the rotation speed only increases later...🤔
Make sure the drill says flex advantage or high risk of burning the motor
Thank you for the feedback :)
Notnisnt true. you can run it with a flex volt battery on the tool. There are chips in the batteries and in the flex volt tools that IDs them as a 60v tool. By default, the flex volt runs like any other 20v battery.
@zack9912000 thanks for the information! 👍🏼
How long will it work ? , Run time?
Unfortunately I can't tell a specific runtime. This depends on different circumstances. But with a bis battery it lasts long enough :)
I have 18v impact wrench can i use 20v battery
Yes 18V and 20V is technically the same. This means a voltage of 5 li-ion cells. :-)
Thank u
Sir what is difference between dcf899 18v and dcf899 20v this two impact wrench same torque????? Give me a clear answer please
@@kameshwaranrajakumar9538 there is no difference between 18 and 20V. This is just marketing. :)
@@TechIllusion-EN thank u sir
How new is this impact
One could say it is the successors of the DCF894! It is relatively new... :)
@@TechIllusion-EN Indeed,👍🏻Can't wait to get it this week coming.
Cool!!!
😊🙌
Isn't this a 20v.
@johnjamrowski7505 18V and 20V is one and the same thing. It is just marketing.
18V is the nominal voltage and 20V is the final charging voltage. :)
👌 ok
😊💪🏽