Just so you know

[Cable or root]

Boss' son was looking into wireless cameras and I pointed him the direction of all-star sewer's tablet monitors that hook right up to Ridgid seesnake reels. He pointed out to me that it can use Makita batteries knowing that I just got some Makita cordless tools. I started looking at it a bit closer and saw that it said "uses Ridgid or Makita batteries" just to see I popped 2 of my Makita batteries into my Ridgid cs10 and it fired right up. I think it's kinda funny. You can buy 2 Makita 18v 5 ah batteries and a charger from home Depot at about the same cost of one Ridgid camera battery without the charger at our supply house. Never used batteries with the camera before then but I gotta say it's nice.

[fixitright]

Cool, Do the Makita batteries fit into the Ridgid charger?

[Cable or root]

I don't know, I don't have access to one. The Makita charger isn't very much though.

[AssTyme]

Yeah the Ridgid battery is crazy money. The Makita batteries will work in the Ridgid charger, same battery.

[fixitright]

Will you look at this,

Almost a real conversation.

And they tell me there's no chance Zombies exist.

[AssTyme]

I just last night ordered 2 Makita 4.0ah batteries and a charger for a total of $72.00. The lowest price I could find on one Ridgid 2.0ah battery was $125.00

[Cable or root]

Hell yeah. Where did you come across that deal at?

[AssTyme]

Hell yeah. Where did you come across that deal at?

eBay...........

[AssTyme]

Yeah the Ridgid battery is crazy money. The Makita batteries will work in the Ridgid charger, same battery.

Correction, the Makita batteries will not work in the Ridgid charger. They each require a same branded charger.

[fixitright]

It won't fit?

I remember a post long ago about shaving off part of the plastic to make it fit