1.75"x5/8" = 44.4 mm x 15.9 mm, cheapest source for cells I know of is
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no they probably don't have the advertised capacity but I've rebuilt 3 or 4 12 V packs for DeWalts and got decent life out of them. From the dimensions it sounds like you have 4/5A cells, 4/5AA are listed as
42.5 x 14.2 mm and the 4/5A as 42.5 x 17 mm so check your diameter carefully. You can get them with tabs already spotwelded on, and then you can solder the tabs together without hurting the cells. Lots of companies rebuild packs, after the third or fourth I was tired of it and now I send them off to
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for rebuilding. Cost is not much over what the cheapest cells I can find are. Don't worry if the capacity is a little different than the original, depending on how smart the charger is it will either just take a little longer or they may not quite fully charge but I bet you won't be able to tell the difference using the tool.
----- Regards, Carl Ijames
I will be replacing eight cells in a battery for a cordless drill. 9.6 V
The markings did not lead anywhere. DF21NF NiCd
Since there are eight cells in the battery, I think they are 1.2 volt nicads.
1 3/4 X 5/8 are the dimensions if that would help with determining the mAH.
Could someone help me in what would be a good replacement ?
Thanks.