Charging a Cordless Drill on 12V?
So I have a new 20v cordless drill to drop the jacks on my trailer. Naturally it came with the 110v charger for plugging in at home. I don't intend on setting up an inverter in my rig. For my 18v c...
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I think he is saying he has an 18 volt DC/DC converter for his computer
The answer to his quiestion is yes, Micro-Center among other computer stores sells a "Universal" computer adapter it is a DC/DC converter with adjustable voltage and a selection of "Tips" (plugs for the device) I'm sure it would work.
Radio Shack used to sell one as well (or two)
HOWEVER. what I'm not sure of is the proper voltage to set it at. .IF the drill is a 20 volt drill then you will need something higher (Perhaps 25 volts) to charge NOTE The Perhaps is not intended as instruction only example I can all but guarantee it is the WRONG voltage,, not sure what the proper feed is.
The answer to his quiestion is yes, Micro-Center among other computer stores sells a "Universal" computer adapter it is a DC/DC converter with adjustable voltage and a selection of "Tips" (plugs for the device) I'm sure it would work.
Radio Shack used to sell one as well (or two)
HOWEVER. what I'm not sure of is the proper voltage to set it at. .IF the drill is a 20 volt drill then you will need something higher (Perhaps 25 volts) to charge NOTE The Perhaps is not intended as instruction only example I can all but guarantee it is the WRONG voltage,, not sure what the proper feed is.
