Hitachi 330139 Replacement Battery Select An Option:(1500 mAh - Li-ion - 18V) SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Dimensions

Name: Hitachi 330139 Replacement Battery Select An Option:(1500 mAh - Li-ion - 18V) SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Dimensions
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 66368230048
Price: 42.70 USD
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Hitachi 330139 Replacement Battery Select An Option:(1500 mAh Li ion 18V) SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Dimensions SKU Capacity Chemistry Voltage Dimensions Condition Price PTMA2 LI1500#F 1500mAh Li ion 12 86 This pre arranged pack incorporates the Universal Single Unit Drop in Rapid Charger with outer power supply and an adapter cup that permits charging of a Motorola P10 two way radio Hitachi CJ 18DSLP4 This is a replacement compatible battery for Hitachi 330139 which comes with a 30 days money back guarantee and 12 months warranty

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