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I have a 15.6v NiCad metabo drill can you replace 15.6v battery with the 18v which fits exactly the same in the drill

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    Geoffrey White Jul 07, 2015

    Aw, despite Greg's comment I would try it with some confidence. The difference is the 11% increase in the current that 18V would give. I suspect that Metabo did not increase the specs in the 18V drill by much due to production economies, ie I think they might be about the sam e in both models. I would give it a go.

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No the motor is only rated for the voltage that came with it it might work for a little bit but will burn it up

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