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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My hardwired 9.6v craftsman drill can blow a 35 amp ATC fuse if braked to a stop, but not a 40 amp one.
I'd not trust a ciggy plug to pass 10 amps for any duration.
My first hardwiring of a cordless drill, I used a 18 awg ciggy plug cord as it was all I had available, and the torque available was an absolute joke. And I had to wrap the ciggy plug fuse in aluminum foil the first time I used it.
I'd not trust a ciggy plug to pass 10 amps for any duration.
My first hardwiring of a cordless drill, I used a 18 awg ciggy plug cord as it was all I had available, and the torque available was an absolute joke. And I had to wrap the ciggy plug fuse in aluminum foil the first time I used it.
