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It is actually a FLEXVOLT 6ah battery (DCB606) in the kit. Not a FLEXVOLT 2ah labeled battery as it may be confused as containing.
Flexvolt batteries are marketed by their 20v amp hour rating (Battery Sticker and Packaging emphasizes this) - This is a 6ah flexvolt battery in the box. This should be compared to the $399 everyday 9ah wormsaw kit or even the $249 bare wormsaw tool --- So you see the value of this holiday kit.
Just put out in the Holiday area of the stores (10/25/21), not found on main tool aisle.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWAL.../303624114
If you like the deal thumb it up. If you cant stand that I stand my ground on the battery marketing - thumb it down.
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There was never a time they advertised a 2ah 60v/flexvolt battery.
Stop being an idiot this is factual information and you are most definitely confusing others that are not familiar.
https://toolguyd.com/dewalt-flexvolt-answers/
When the flexvolt battery is plugged into a 20v tool it runs the 3 sets of batteries in parallel generating 20v of power with 6ah of run time.
When the flexvolt battery is plugged into a 60v tool it runs the 3 sets of batteries in Series generating 60v of power with 2ah of run time
The reason they are advertising it with a 2ah battery is because this tool is a 60v tool and advertising the battery as a 6ah battery with a 60v tool would be misleading.
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Ok kid. So you're telling us this is a 60 volt 6 Ah? You're getting more wrong the deeper you go. It's rated at 6Ah at a 20 volt load using a 20 volt tool. It's rated at 2Ah at a 60 volt load using a 60 volt flexvolt tool. Flex-voltage. Website is still correct and if you check the product overview it is even stated there : "Product Overview
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Includes (1) FLEXVOLT (6Ah at 20V or 2Ah at 60V) battery, charger
" so a 3Ah is 9Ah at 20 volt, a 4Ah is 12Ah at 20 volt, and a 5Ah is 15Ah at 20 volt. BTW THIS IS A 60 VOLT TOOL. NOT 20.
As far as the battery you're confused on, you CAN'T say it's not 2Ah. It is indeed BOTH 2Ah and 6Ah.
A 6ah 60-volt battery would be ungainly huge and heavy.
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Why dont you go review the other batteries and listing for tools with batteries and see how they list them. Maybe you will finally get it - Their description of how they categorize the battery in this ad is not consistent with how they market/label them. This is a flexvolt 6ah battery....
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Why dont you go review the other batteries and listing for tools with batteries and see how they list them. Maybe you will finally get it - Their description of how they categorize the battery in this ad is not consistent with how they market/label them. This is a flexvolt 6ah battery....DCB606
There was never a time they advertised a 2ah 60v/flexvolt battery.
Stop being an idiot this is factual information and you are most definitely confusing others that are not familiar.
https://toolguyd.com/dewalt-flexvolt-answers/
When the flexvolt battery is plugged into a 20v tool it runs the 3 sets of batteries in parallel generating 20v of power with 6ah of run time.
When the flexvolt battery is plugged into a 60v tool it runs the 3 sets of batteries in Series generating 60v of power with 2ah of run time
The reason they are advertising it with a 2ah battery is because this tool is a 60v tool and advertising the battery as a 6ah battery with a 60v tool would be misleading.
Why dont you go review the other batteries and listing for tools with batteries and see how they list them. Maybe you will finally get it - Their description of how they categorize the battery in this ad is not consistent with how they market/label them. This is a flexvolt 6ah battery....DCB606
Give up lol