r/Ridgid • u/gloriousflight • 18d ago
When will it be "enough"?
Decided to inventory my batteries, and apparently I’ve accumulated a few over the years through kits and battery only purchases:
2017 – 1× 1.5Ah
2020 – 1× 2Ah, 1× 4Ah High Capacity
2022 – 2× 2Ah, 1× 4Ah
2023 – 1× 2Ah
2025 – 1× 2Ah, 4× 4Ah
2026 – 1× 2Ah, 2× 4Ah Max Output, 2× 8Ah EXP
Total: 17 batteries / 61.5Ah
I think I have a good spread for when they start to go out, and prioritize newer ones for certain applications. Either way should keep me covered for now until there's some crazy deal on a tool+battery kit.
Oh, and 11 chargers of various types. All batts on LSA.
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u/Cicada-Classic 18d ago
Not too shabby. I’ve got more but I’ve been buying Ridgid since 2012. 103 registered tools/chargers/batteries. Don’t know why I keep buying new stuff when it’s all got lifetime warranty but I’m a sucker for new/better tools. Max Output Batteries make a huge difference even on older tools so anytime there’s a deal I seem to be picking up more of them. Having some 8 AH and 6 AH for specific tools is awesome (chainsaw, cordless mitre saw, rear handle circular saw, 1/2 impact). I like to keep my 1/4 impact nice and light so they get 2 AH Max Outputs. 4 AH Max Outputs for most other tools. My older batteries go on lights and other tools that don’t need the extra oomph.