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My cordless nailer's battery crapped out mid-job on a deck in Phoenix last Thursday.
I mean, it was 108 degrees and I had to finish the railings by hand, which sucked, but maybe it's just me or does the heat murder those lithium packs faster than they say?
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taylor.amy2mo ago
Yeah, Phoenix heat will do that. My old drill battery basically turned into a paperweight after one summer out there.
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rowanw3119d ago
120 degrees in the shade will kill anything with a lithium ion in it. My crew leaves their batteries in the truck and by noon they're cooked. Had a guy last summer toss a drill battery that was swelling up like a balloon. Phoenix heat doesn't play around.
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