Ni-Cd 1.2V 2200MAH Rechargeable Battery Sub C SC Batteries (Green*6)

I've had this 18v cordless drill of mine for a VERY long time, and most of the time, it was the only cordless drill I owned. So it's seen me through countless number of projects...always been there for me like an old friend. A few years ago, as it aged and wouldn't hold much of a charge, I knew it was time to move on. I now have 3 other cordless drills! But after replacing the batteries in a cordless shaver, which brought it back to life, I got to thinking about that drill. I pulled the removable battery pack apart, and then found these matching batteries and decided to give it a try. Not an easy task rebuilding the battery pack so it fits back in the case, but when I did, I couldn't believe the results! This drill performs every bit as well as the other 3! It's got tons of power and lasts...well, I haven't yet reached to point in a project where the batteries have run down!

My hand drill is more than 10 years old, it was good but gradually became useless because its Ni-Cd battery cells couldn't hold a charge. I find these sub-C size rechargeable replacement Ni-Cd battery cells and give them a try, replace 5 cells with my solder iron and some scotch tape. After charging for a few hours, my hand drill is back to normal, I'm very happy. I still have 1 new cell from these 6 cells as a backup. These are sub-C size, not C size. This is clearly mentioned in the product description. I have a picture (replacing the battery cells for my electric drill) to share but somehow don't find a way to upload. Anyway, just share my experience for now.

I bought these to rebuild a small NiCd battery pack, and the quality was far below acceptable. Several of the welded tabs popped off with nothing more than light finger pressure. A properly welded nickel tab should require real force or pliers to remove — these failed instantly. This isn’t just an inconvenience; weak welds can cause high‑resistance joints, arcing, or pack failure under load. If you’re planning to solder or rebuild a pack, I would not trust these cells. The charging issues mentioned in other reviews may actually be caused by the poor weld quality, not the chemistry. I ended up disposing of the whole batch and buying higher‑quality cells elsewhere.

Used these for a D & D blower/sweeper from the eighties. They don't build'em like that anymore. All batteries at correct voltage. All batteries had tabs. I was successful at soldering them together like the original battery combo. It took a few charges to bring them up to full power. I have my blower back. Battery life is on par with the ones a repair shop installed a few years ago. Good price, twice as many as I needed, but that was the combo with the best value. Good quality batteries in the correct size.

Not strong enough

Item shipped promptly and was as described. Batteries were used to rebuild a DeWalt 14.4V battery pack. Worked fine. Next time I will purchase new metal tabs. It was difficult using the old tabs which were sprung and were hard to solder. Time will tell how well the batteries hold a charge, but charge was initially strong and powered a drill just fine. Reviews were mixed, but the batteries worked fine for my application

Batteries are Batteries

THE ITEMS ORDERED WERE WHAT I EXPECTED TO RECEIVE SO THAT I COULD BUILD UP A FRESH BATTERY PACK FOR ONE OF MY RC AIRCRAFT THANKS TO THE EASY TO MANIPULATE TABS ON THE CELLS. THE CHARGE UP CYCLE WENT AS EXPECTED BUT WILL NOT KNOW ABOUT TRUE CAPACITY OR LONGEVITY UNTIL LATER ON AS i CYCLE THE BATTERY PACK. THE PRICE WAS A BARGAIN IF THESE CELLS ARE AS GOOD AS i THINK THEY ARE.