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Dosen't sound like too great a deal to me:-). I mean just recently I saw on my local Home Depot store two (2) Milwaukee M18 4.0ah batteries for $119.
I do have quite a few different Milwaukee M18 tools, and I don't consider any M18 batteries with "capacity" lower than 5.0ah. For my ice fishing for example, my auger is powered with a M18 drill and a 9.0ah battery, and my Lowrance fishfinder with a 7-inch monitor is powered with a M18 9.0ah battery (plus M18 power source/adapter which convert's the battery's 18V DC to 12V DC) which can power my fishfinder from early in the morning to evening (and the fishfinder is still working. I have never managed to deplete the battery with my whole day fishing on ice or on kayak). With a 5.0ah M18 battery to power the same fishfidner on the other hand, the fishfinder can only run from morning until around 3:00PM then the battery is "dead". Now what would I expect from a 3.0ah battery?:-)
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