How long does the battery connected to the Starlink mini antenna last?

I really my 3.0 HO batteries. A forged version while be a game changer for me. 🤯🤯

@@royy_obs8439 they’re so good!

Rip off. Their 8ah and 12 ah are defective and give only 1/2 the runtime. Read the reviews.

Thats all tool makers

Kenny I’d love to see some testing on the Milwaukee top handle 2826-20T and their propensity to kill the batteries in my case that being two of the xc8.0 HO packs model 48-11-1880 ( the rear handle does as well just to a lesser extent ime) so I’d like to see someone do some testing on that model chainsaw maybe monitoring the pack while placed under heavy load to see how many peak amps it’s pulling because my bms chip was fried replaced and it works fine but oddly no visible marks on it but also curious if the voltage sag is reduced with the forge packs as I think the chainsaws are intended to use and really need the 6ho 6forge 12ah or at minimum the 8 which has been problematic ime and I’d say is the worst choice and it’s not just me. Search Milwaukee chainsaw battery killer there’s a few videos. If you search you’ll find them. It is more than just my suspicions. Just heat this warning. Make sure any battery you use in a Milwaukee. Chainsaw is still under warranty. Thank me later. Oh, and the 12 amp power packs always go out of balance in the center sell banks, so you have to manually balance out the pack and it’ll charge 24 bars again that’s if you’re having the only charge to three bars issue.

Sorry for that long-winded message talk to text and I had a lot of shit to say on the subject last six months I’ve killed a couple batteries and could not figure out why until really digging in and I’ve talked to a few people who have been experiencing similar problems

Milwaukee sells their drill and impact driver combo kits to get people into their ecosystem and makes money off bare tools and batteries. My 12AH batteries are working like a charm.

I’m not replacing mine but I’ll buy a few of these as I find deals on them. I’ve followed a progression: as my XC 5.0s that are standard in most kits have become my bottom of the barrel batteries they have been moved to being used on tools that don’t require a lot of battery (lights, radios, vacuums, occasionally any tool but only when I just need to drive a small screw, drill a smaller hole, or make a single cut or otherwise less demanding task), my HO batteries have become my batteries for tools used most of the time and definitely high demand applications. I’ll pick up a few of the Forge batteries for use cutting/drilling thicker materials or holes, and driving larger fasteners or tools I’m going to be using all day.

Bro same, I'm hoping those tabless 12.0 forge batteries can handle the 9in cutoff saw. Watching 4 12.0 HOs blinking on the floor after some concrete scoring is depressing.

@@Azaduur i know it won’t replace my gas saw, and i use it accordingly. Making small detailed cuts with brick and stone mostly, so if im mindful the overheating is only an issue on hot days. Would still be nice to not have to worry about it, thinking”well I’ve make a few consecutive cuts, better let it sit a minute”. I couldn’t imagine doing concrete with it, you’d probably get at most a couple feet before overheating lol

@@xTBA50x I use it to score concrete to bust out short trenches in bathroom remodels. Moving shower drains mostly. Running the gas saw in those confined spaces within peoples homes generates complaints. Its just barely good enough to score a 1'x4' trench but for the price of the MX i could buy several tools that'd be used more often.

You can not place pouch cell in m12 handle like 18650 so only it's in the bottom of the handle. I don't think milwaukee is gonna release anything like it. Too expensive for 12v tools and too few people who are not satisfied with 5.0 ho batteries

That's an interesting thought for sure! No news on the Forge front, but a similar expansion is the M12 High Output batteries they launched late 2022 if you wanna check those out.

They’ll probably get there eventually, with a similar form factor to the 4.0 and 5.0 m12 batteries but they just came out with the HO M12 batteries like a year and a half ago so they’ll wait until people buy a ton of those as the top dog M12 batteries first

But did only try it to see how much different it made as work mate was using a 3/4 with a 8.0 thought was a good comparison purpose

Yes DEWALT POWER STACK 5 AMP does not like real cold weather but FLEX STACKED LITHIUM LIKES it a little Better have not had a chance too test my FORGE but it surprises me with it come back and its in some ways batter then FLEX STACKED LITHIUM

On TTCs channel the forge battery did NOT enjoy being cold

I’m sure you can, just not as fast

Yes but at a much slower rate.

Yes you can.

That is correct! Coming later this year!

That was almost 20 years ago my friend. How often do you hear of those batteries swelling up and exploding? If it was happening it would be all over the news. It's now a safe technology. Just don't overcharge them on a non OEM battery charger.

@@El_Diablo_LI Happens all the time with cell phones. Same battery technology. Oem chargers to boot. Yes I know those do mistreat their cell phones but so do we with our work tools. I'll take my 18650 cells over the 21700 and pouch cells any day of the year 😎

@@SudburyMan lol, umm yeah

@@El_Diablo_LI lol, indeed

Wow, extremism much? 😮🙄😂

there are multiple chemistries of each type of battery. A pouch cell in a cell phone is a very low output battery that might peak at 5 watts. A power tool can peak at over 2000 watts