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Last edited by newbie2wood; 09-15-2011, 05:12 AM. -
Not good on 18v. Very poor performance, test was on 18v. Need 24v LiI. I have these maxselect tools and you need the 24v battery .
from ;http://www.toolsofthetrade.net/indus...05143&artnum=5Battery/Amp Hours/Charge Time Weight/Weight Order Lag Timing/Ranking Lags Driven/Ranking Max RPM/IPM/Torque R8823 18-volt LI / 3.0 45 min. 4.7 lbs / 10th of 11 (tie) 13 seconds / 10th of 10 48 / 12th of 12 1,700 / 2,900/ 1,490 in-lbs
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The Ridgid was a low performer, with last place in speed by a wide margin and last in duration results. It also tied for second heaviest, not scoring many ergonomic points. The grip isn't too wide, but the tool is among the largest overall. This driver really heated up during testing, making it difficult to remove the bit from the tool. It also seemed noticeably louder than others. No belt hook
. Light over trigger.
Andrew -
**Nice price but......
**24/18V great concept but not a great impact driver
**Need to inquire about LLSA bc purchased from non-HD
**Latest versions of Ridgid 18V impact drivers are more compact, lighter with similar or more power
**24V batteries are unavailable at B+M HDComment
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