Cordless Tool Battery Hack Adds New Life to the Dead
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why does this happen to the battery packs in the first place?
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why do people BLOCK questioning viewers and why does youtube allow it?
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THANK YOU. Went to hang drapes---dead nicad packs for 14.4V Craftsman drill; wavered from buying just one pack, to a whole new set up and this fix...The packs will at least take a charge, now!!! We'll see...if they last for a couple jobs this'll be great. I did like the video. car battery, voltmeter leads, goggles, and Volia!
Thanx again...
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NICE VIDEO ! THANKS.. some are shocking golf cart (also used in electric cars) with something either 1. High volts , low amps (ie 2 x higher volts such 24 volts ) for 12 v battery (lead acid type) for 12 - 24 hrs or 2. Super high amps at normal voltage (IE 200amps for short few seconds at 12 v) ... "they " say it works. goto doublebatterylife come has youtube videos (3 separate videos) showing how our patented USA circuit is getting double running time out of alkaline batteries. .
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fubar lol
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1:29 LOL Marvin, the Martian :)
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@MrMaypole14 If you go to E-Pay you will find numerous vendors that sell the sub-c batteries with the 'tabs' already soldered on. You only have to solder the wires together. Much safer than soldering on the battery. I bought 15 sub-c batteries from a nice man in China, delivered to Canada for $1.50 each. So for $22.50 I rebuilt the battery pack in my 18 volt drill. And they were 2400 MaH. Most battery packs are 1800 MaH at the best.
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Defribs?
Great video sir, i've tried it on some DeWalt batteries and it works. However i colud not get the "shock therapy" to work on all the sub-c cells even though i tried it a few times. Is there a work-around for that problem or does those batteries need to be replaced?
nordga9 1 month ago
@nordga9 Those are beyond help, I'm afraid. So, if you are going to replace them - replace ALL of them. No sense adding new cells to work along side old ones.
Check out my video: youtube.com/watch?v=ig2fbI2jejM
Gives you the step by step. Cool?
phxexaminer 1 month ago
I'm going to buy 4 more sub-c cells and re-assemble it. That should
work, right? Do you have any ideas on how to re-attach the tabs to the
sub-c's? I'm not sure if soldering will work.
MrMaypole14 5 months ago
@MrMaypole14 Better off buying all new ones. The whole pack. Because the older cells will fail long before the new ones. Then, you'll be in the same place, again.
Watch: "Ni-CD battery rebuild and upgrade Part1" And "Part 2"
I show you how to solder together the cells to make your new pack.
phxexaminer 5 months ago
scuze me.. i haz a question furr ya too..
when it comes to purrrchasing replacement batteries .. furr a laptop as an example.. it appears that i have a 3 choice option after window shopping.. (funny, i was looking at batteries, not glass LOL).. 1)... low quality lower price regardless of brand name.. 2).. hi quality, top priced, select manufacturers.. 3)... lo quality with high price... i was once told it comes down to the purity of the chemistry used to make the cell.. can u verify?
somewhereone 5 months ago
@somewhereone You missed two: High quality, lower price than retail. Or, refurbished, lower price than retail. I found a refurbished for my thinkpad at 1/2 the cost of new retail one. Still working fine for the last 2 years.
phxexaminer 5 months ago