5 Battery Hacks ( you might not know )

[@robertbaker6884]

My God you have the best informational educational entertaining videos on KZbin videos ever #1⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🤙

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much, I appreciate that

[@YonaCharlotte]

Great video! I bought this 200w power inverter on Amazon because it used my Dewalt 20v batteries. Works great 🤣

[@AGarland.]

Good to hear you made it thru OK. Great Ideas, definitely going to use them.

[@micahmatyi4200]

Man the is the first video in a long time that you almost showed me something new in all 5 examples in one way or another. I enjoy your sense of humor and on the last one when you said if you get a red and green light I guess that means you walking home. I laughed out loud which was the first time I've done that in a while. Thank you.

[@FishinNStuff]

I try lol . Laughter is a medicine . I'm really not that smart so I cover it up with humor lol

[@nunya9555]

Dude, thanks! Didn't know about these hacks. As a DeWalt addict, I approve this message.

[@FishinNStuff]

@@nunya9555 lol

[@Dsellers2225]

That Bauer hack was exactly what I needed when I needed it…I had literally just walked out to try to stuff my dewalt battery into my Bauer blower and failed. Picked it up instantly! Thanks!

[@FishinNStuff]

I like that adapter too . It's a game changer

[@sheltdog8463]

Man you just saved me $200 bucks! I just smoked my 20w dewalt hammer drill but I’ve got my old 18w hammer drill that was needing fresh batteries,with that adapter I’m back in business!

[@westroop6342]

I've rebuilt these with new motors that are cheap. (Easy enough to swap)

[@Paul4Krista20]

I am a non-fishing Vegetarian, City Boy/Yankee, but had to sub your channel because you are very entertaining, funny and informative all around. GREAT CONTENT 👍 ❤

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much . I try to do videos that's practical, even if you don't fish . Welcome to the community . Even if you don't eat fish lol jk brother

[@basslesschap346]

I found this video illuminating !, no seriously, I got a charge out of it !

[@FishinNStuff]

🤣🤣

[@jasonmelhorn8917]

🤦🏼🤣

[@cuzz63]

I was shocked you posted that.

[@kevingiesige8978]

I know Watt you’re talking about this really got me Amped up!

[@jack002tuber]

I got a real charge out of it ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡

[@dwaynefowler7093]

YES HACK#4 I DO A LOT OF CRAPPIE FISHING AT NIGHT THAT WOULD BE A GOOD idea for hanging up to see how to retie,unhooking,baiting etc.

[@Alex-Zone]

I used to live in Ohio, and I miss Crappies! Grandma would fry a ton of em up :)

[@bentaylor4570]

Sounds good. After a previous video i got an inverter and take my drill battles hiking. It is nice to have a fan in the tent in the summer and a giant flashlight

[@FieldstoWater]

You're videos energize and power my day... 😂

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol

[@StarGateSG7]

I looooove these hacks! I will be buying/using ALL of them! You also gave me a few ideas for MORE battery hacks! Like hooking 24 of them 20V batteries together for powering a custom-made all-EV rider-mower that has MORE horsepower and torque than ANYTHING out there today! Puts my old gas powered John Deere to shame! V

[@olligesd9343]

@ 7:30 Simple formula to find power is, power in watts (P) = Current in Amps (I) multiplied by voltage (V). So if it's 120 volt, and says 5 amps, then that drill will pull 600 watts from the wall. OR, if you don't know how much current it will pull from the wall, then divide watts over voltage to determine current in amps: 600 / 120 = 5 amps. Hope this helps.

[@deucedeuce1572]

That's assuming the invertor can handle it too though. That's not always the case. Many adapters only have one - and one + lead also, which can significantly reduce the max power capacity.

[@exgenica]

...but if one is using an inverter to supply power to a tool, the watts consumed by the tool will be lower than the watts consumed by the tool + inverter as the inverter introduces energy losses due to conversion inefficiency. Inverters can cause a loss of anywhere from only a few percent up to 15-20%, depending on design and parts used. In _general_ modern inverters are far more efficient than older units...but it's not guaranteed.

[@markuswade2158]

Nice!! I can still use my old drill now, just gotta get the adapter. Thanks.

[@barryg4720]

this is a great video and it gives links to other videos with great ideas for little projects that are extremely useful. Some of these projects can be just for fun or very useful and I am appreciative of this guy for making these videos. Please keep up the good work and the jokes are funny too!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much . I'm appreciative of you watch

[@pigletshut]

Dewalt sells those USB adapters too. The new one actually can do 100w PD and can be used to charge the battery if connected to a PD capable laptop brick. And it has a belt clip too. Dewalt also has a 1800w inverter that takes four batteries. With that you can run literally anything.

[@jum5238]

The car jump starter one is good for also trying out window and seat motors and stuff at the junk yard. Maybe even get enough power to check fault codes on cars there if you can switch the ignition on with the engine off, and see if there are transmission fault codes, etc.

[@FishinNStuff]

That's a great idea 💡

[@bigdaddysshop8180]

Great stuff. Thank you. I needed the comedy

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for watching

[@dirtybuzzard5977]

Ol Cranky 😂just mad cause he didn’t come up with the clean energy joke ..Those was some good Hacks definitely gonna check on gettin some of the lights . Yelp would have been good to have during Helene here in south Georgia . was out of power for 18 1/2 days just got power back yesterday but there’s still a lot of folks without power. I still got a lot of big oak trees to cut up in backyard . My family’s thoughts and prayers go out to everyone who was affected by the hurricanes . One day at a time is all we can do . Stay safe Sir and Keep’em coming

[@FishinNStuff]

I'm glad your safe . That's the most important thing . I thought about making a buddy about power outages. But seems like everyone's doing it right now . But i learned so interesting stuff , and found out I'm nit as prepared as I thought

[@carlhullett-qd7wd]

Thank you for all your AWSOME diy

[@chottozumi]

Wow! Great video! Great ideas! Great Southern Drawl(I grew up in NC)! Hope your area came out ok after Helene. Sending prayers to all those affected.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much . We only lost power for a week . We got out lucky compared to some .

[@AverageOverlander]

Cool video. Didn’t know about some of these products. Thanks for the interesting content.

[@dude...are-you-sure]

Dude amazing hacks. Thanks for sharing your kNowledge. I defiNitely learned lots from watching your videos. Thanks for sharing to help everyone be smarter👍

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for watching

[@OutlawH2]

Awesome vid. I am seriously considering using one of the adapters with the step down converter to make a 12V ammo can power box since i already have a few Dewalt tools. Def looking at the 20V-18V adapter as well as the first Usb socket adapter.

[@jasonbroom7147]

I bought a power battery adapter than just puts out two leads to work with. I wired mine to a buck converter that is adjustable. It lets me dial down the 18v DC output of the battery to deliver 3 volts. The bubble-maker on my Frabill insulated minner bucket draws 3v @ .5 amps...1.5 watts. Even a small, 2ah, 18v drill battery has 36 watt-hours (amps * volts). If you divide 36 watt-hours by 1.5 watts you get 24 hours. (Conversion from 18v to 3v uses some power, so actual run time is closer to 20 hours). This means you can run the bubbler on your bait bucket for a whole weekend with 2 or 3 drill batteries.

[@glenningram9962]

awesome video man ... your a natural at this so keep them coming! I need a good laugh and you knocked it out of the park!! Cheers!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thanks so much! I try to make my videos entertaining . That's why I hired Cranky lol

[@merikatools568]

I like the batteries with a girthy stem base for multiple reasons

[@dnngskn62]

During Helene I lived on batteries for several days here in the upstate. Great video on battery adapters.

[@ActionHotTubRepair]

I have a diy 800watt solar system that runs everything but my 220vt ac and well. Runs 2 window unit ac in house and much more. Will run 2 days no sunlight. Saving me over $100 a month on power bill.

[@FishinNStuff]

I hope everything is better now and that your safe

[@karlschwab6437]

Thanks for the great, fun video!

[@FishinNStuff]

@@karlschwab6437 thank you for watching it

[@garydower7870]

You need to be on the T.V. I mean the regular T.V. that we grew up with. You are funny. Know what I'm saying.

[@FishinNStuff]

Cranky makes me look good lol

[@allamericanadventures]

Great video! Love the information and love your style. glad I came across the channel!

[@FishinNStuff]

@@allamericanadventures thank you very much

[@darkindy]

Be careful with some of the off brand adapters and inverters. They don't all have battery protection to prevent draining below safe levels and it will kill your battery. I killed one of my 4ah batteries with an adapter, and left it attached to an impact driver for a few weeks on the bench. When i went to use it, the battery was dead, and wouldn't take a charge. It pulled the 20v battery below 2v, and lithium batteries don't take kindly to that level of drain.

Beware of the counterfeit DeWalt adapters to run your older 18V DeWalt tools on their newer 20 volt batteries. The genuine DeWalt adapters work fine. I unknowingly bought two counterfeit ones on Fleabay, and all the magic smoke leaked out of 'em! You can even get a DeWalt adapter to fit those little handheld Dyson vacuums. I've got DeWalt's bigass 15 Ah battery hanging on one of those, and it works great.

[@K2teknik.]

18 and 20 volts batteries are the same, they both consist of 5 battery cells in serial connection, at their rated cell voltage at 3.7 volt that is 18.5 volt, at full rated charge for the cells at 4.2 volt that is 21 volt, so 20 volt battery packs is just 18 volts packs that had been around the marketing department.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thanks for the tip . That's a bigggg battery lol

[@JasonJebezSam]

Awesome! I am definitely gonna try the lights! I go camping and fishing alot and those will be nice portable lights to bring

[@FishinNStuff]

@@JasonJebezSam they really are nice for what they cost

[@gordonwyant3469]

great job and enjoyed the humor approach....however good information

[@FishinNStuff]

@@gordonwyant3469 thank you

[@miketech2]

I’m buying a couple of these.

[@jerrybeach6308]

Just found your channel last week. I've watched most of your videos . I have learned a lot keep them coming

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much, I appreciate it!

[@brianlykins6663]

Hey ,Keith. Some really nice hacks there. I knew they were getting more and more items for the battery adapters, but you just showed a bunch I hadn't seen. The extra light attachments are really nice, as you unfortunately found out. The power inverter is something I've been thinkin on. Glad to hear y'all made it through the hurricane ok. God bless y'all and stay safe out there in this crazy world.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much . Anything works good when your powers out lol

[@synack_DCCBUS]

Crazy cool thabks for sharing it would be cool to make one that would reverse charging polarity or whatever

[@peoriaos6627]

Another awesome video! Thanks!

[@majorwayne9866]

9:46 Universal adapter. You can plug in plugs from most of the major countries. Working overseas, I have plug in inverters with that universal female on them.

[@cutthroated]

I've used a 18w DeWalt battery on a little e bike instead of the dead double mini 12v batterys. Worked great

[@williamkost733]

I'm glad you did a video ,I have been messing your videos. I like this video.

[@FishinNStuff]

I'm sorry I went on vacation , then come back and list my power . I really appreciate you watching

[@christopherv8170]

Get er done big country! You got me rollin bro "Dee-walt" LOL. 😂

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol 😁

[@LivinWith3M]

Best Hacking channel on the tube. 😂 Awesome Keith!!!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you buddy

[@tonymims2266]

I’m not saying to do this. BUT, I have used a 20V DeWalt battery and solid copper wire to jump a full size pickup before they made the adapters. It sparked a lot and made me jump, but it worked. So, I imagine the adapter would work perfectly fine as well. Great video, as usual!

[@FishinNStuff]

That is pretty wild, I'm glad you survived! Hahaha and I'm glad to hear it'll work too

[@jeffprouty1047]

Did that myself one time! I got stranded behind a coded locked gate at a storage unit facility 4 years ago while unloading and left the key on unfortunately. But, I saw that all I had for a form of a energy to possibly jump that truck battery, even knowing the voltage didn’t match and nor any other properties to a car battery, I tried it anyway lol. I put that copper wire I stripped on the truck, then quickly on the drill battery and turned that key! BAM! Running truck, did spark once, and that drill battery sure got hot quick. But hey, be mindful and thankful when things work out when in a jam right lol. Glad it worked for you also bud. Take care! Oh yeah..did I mention it was a harbor freight battery! 👍🏻

[@samholdsworth420]

Same.. don't do it consistently tho

[@budaustin]

I stumbled onto your channel with this video and became a new subscriber. You’re an ingenious hoot. 😂

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much

[@davidmerritt5702]

As usual, excellent hacks my friend!

[@kevins4611]

You always have some great hacks my friend! However, even if you didn't, your humor is the best since the "Carol Burnett Show"! 😂 We definitely need that with this messed up economy and all the kids thinking they should be a manager right out of highschool. Well, that's another story that I'm sure you have a "Hack" for... LOL 😂

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much

[@micahmatyi4200]

That adapter is game changing!! Great find!! Do they make it so DeWalt batteries work for Milwaukee or does it only work for any kind convert to Bauer?

[@FishinNStuff]

They Mahe those adapters to cross over most tool brands . I put several of them in the Amazon link

[@johnkirby6547]

Lol, I got a USB charger adapter last year, works great. This year got the 200w ac inverter before hurricane season. Will run a small fan for overnight or a led light. Use what you already have, right..

[@chrisholds1]

Thanks for the great battery hacks!

[@sarahrayas8003]

Awesome thank you for this information

[@fishin-impossible2992]

You got it Fixed Big Dawg. Man those converters are awesome 😎😎😎, almost as awesome as your Channel, Keep pumping out the videos brother. God Bless AMERICA and God Bless You

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you buddy . Those inverters are even cooler after you just lost power lolol

[@fishin-impossible2992]

@@FishinNStuff I used my 12v lithium battery and a 300w inverter for 4 hours when we lost power the other week

[@williamcrane8236]

The adapter doesn't work too charge because you only have the output plugs on it. These are either side of the series connected cells inside the battery. The charger is looking for the other contacts that give it the voltages of each cell so that it can balance charge them for a healthy pack.

[@montecorbit8280]

At 3:14 "....and it was still funnier than your joke...." Got owned by a fish bait!!

[@FishinNStuff]

🤣🤣

[@stanglifemike3759]

You can even run more with your battery than just a drill!! They'll run impacts, circular saws, oscillating tools, reciprocating saws, and so on!! Sorry, I couldn't resist after hearing you refer to them as just "drill batteries" throughout the video. 😂

[@turdferguson5300]

I've got this neat feature on my drill that provides more power and longer use cycles, it's called a cord and you'll love it. I'm an old fart that totally hates battery tools. I bought a Honda 2200 generator that stays in my truck and Gator on the farm. My battery has a pull start and adapts to all tools. I've had it about two years and I'd recommend a small generator to anyone.

[@FoulOwl2112]

If you haven't sucked it. You definitely held one and looked at it up close.

[@jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798]

You really missed the point of battery operated tools .. You can take them anywhere and use at anytime in almost any conditions. I have many scenarios in daily life that they're a blessing.... I can't imagine how little you do not to recognize there value

[@turdferguson5300]

@@jonjacobjingleheimerschmid3798 You're probably right, I missed it. I worked with the battery tools in the early 90s and they were terrible. They probably have improved over the years but when the battery dies you may as well buy a new tool. I don't care for that. Everything I own fits that small generator, if I want it in the boat, on the farm, or at home it's ready and quiet. Dad had a DeWalt battery drill before he died, I have it but not crazy about it. I worked in industrial heating & air where we used tools and they didn't cut it. Possibly for a private home owner they would be ok? Have a good weekend.

[@ernestgalvan9037]

@@turdferguson5300…uh, yeah. Thirty years have passed since you used cordless, and yeah, they have advanced A LOT. I don’t need to haul around a 30-50 pound generator with its attendant gas tank and oil can. I don’t need to haul around 50-100 foot extension cords. I can use them in the attic, on the roof, up a ladder, out in the back of my 6-acre lot, up in the trees, under my car,etc. If I’m doing electrical repairs in my bedroom and I need to cut the power to the second floor, no problem… battery drill and battery work-light… no extensions needed. Yeah, thirty years ago, the brushed motors and simple controllers and Ni-Cad batteries were crap. Modern (2023-2024) BLDC motors and controller electronics and Li-Ion chemistry are great. Do I still use my Dad’s circa 1962 1/2” corded drill. On occasion, perhaps every two years. Mostly to connect to his memory.

[@nunya9555]

@turdferguson5300 . I hear ya, but my DeWalt 1/2 drive 20 volt impact will take lug nuts off a semi truck. I have done it, that's not hyperbole. There does not exist one that plugs into a 110v outlet that will do that, that I have found. I have a wall plug in DeWalt 1/2 impact that is more useless than udders on a boar hog! It wouldn't take lug nuts off of a power wheels! So I would need a 1/2 air impact, hose, large air compressor with a lot of cfm, and a really large 6k or 8k generator to run the compressor just to bust a semi nut. Lithium batteries have amazing power storage density! Don't misunderstand me, I love both of my Champion 2200 linkable invertor generators. Sometimes gas will not be available. Battery power can be very practical.

[@MrIrishalley]

kind of funny you made this video. had something attack one of my ducks tonight, i happened to see some eyes in the woods while i was looking for her and went towards the eyes and scared it off and whatever it was was eating my duck. the woods is not on my property and is across road. i also have wyze cameras that run off of 5v from usb plugs the same type to charge phones and the camera is wifi. im not sure what attacked her (fox, racoon or maybe a feral cat). so i set up a camera on her body in a live trap with a dewalt 60v battery with a usb adapter on it. im surprisingly still in wifi range and its around 170 feet away. im not sure but i think the battery should be able to last a week.

[@FishinNStuff]

It probably will on a camera

[@MrOldclunker]

Very good ideas and tips.

[@conrailfan6277]

Great video Keith, here's another good hack, run some wires from the positive and negative sides of the battery and everytime Cranky butts in you can give him shock therapy!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamesbaskins6351]

That could make cranky a glow lure

[@conrailfan6277]

@@jamesbaskins6351 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FishinNStuff]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@FishinNStuff]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tattooedredheadx]

Love the way you say "DEE-Walt!"

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol

[@Gumby1978]

Very informative, thank you!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for watching, I appreciate it!

[@davidhollingsworth5665]

Man that old to new battery adapter for Dewalt I didn't know there was such a thing. Thats awesome I almost threw my old Sawzall away cus the battery's quit working but I'm get on the jungle web site right now and ordering one thank Man for sharing this!!!

[@FishinNStuff]

They are very cool

[@r.walworth1881]

im a tool expert and Bauer and Dewalt are the same battery. Just need to cut a pin off the Dewalt battery. No need to spend money on an adaptor

[@pinetree9343]

Very good ideas

[@jean-yveslefebvre6446]

very cool video , keep up the good work!

[@TUKByV1]

Cool stuff.

[@jimrosson6702]

Great video first time I’ve seen one of your videos great job. Thanks for sharing

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you

[@goodwater2020]

So cool! Thanks Bud

[@jwayneair]

Your powerstack batteries have a higher C-rating than the XRs, their ability to provide higher current, so they’ll work better when you’re trying to power a larger load, like jumpstarting.

[@randyhorne5836]

Did I like this guy he's pretty cool

[@FishinNStuff]

@@randyhorne5836 thank you Sir

[@gsambolin]

New SUB here, this is the funniest thing I have seen on here. Good info but funny !!! know what I mean? :) I am just saying !!!

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol I know what you sayin 😁

[@chuck_howard]

I don't even like fishing but I sure like your channel.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much . It's esky a DIY channel at this point lol

[@terrywolverton4054]

Great video, as always! Glad ya'll are okay!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you

[@stevemartin9200]

Great video. Amazon here I come!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you

[@JohnDoe-mg7ht]

Love how you say Dee-Walt

[@FieroGT3400]

here's a cool trick i do, slightly off topic, but still power/battery related. instead of paying for a portable ac power inverter pack thing, i will go to local scrap yard, and they got a whole area for UPSs, no not the shipper. this are power backup units for typically computers and such, but they will power just about anything like any inverter, but it has its own battery that is maintained, but peeps always junk them cuz the batts go bad after so many years, they either dont know you can even change them, or its to expensive to replace. so get some of them units, they are mostly 12v, but bigger ones are 24, or even 48. for starting out, get a 12v unit, super cheap, then if you have any 12v battery, drill or car battery, connect that instead of the factory sealed lead acid. this will let you run higher loads and for WAYYYY longer. i had a few of these able to run half my house for a day at a time, on just 3 batteries. nothing 240v th0., but tvs, computers, fridge, etc. even if you have an old car batt that dont really hold a good charge or even reliably start a car, it would still be better or at least equal to the factory battery that came with it. so there ya go. i also got many units for free in the computer repair sector, many peeps didn't want to bother with a replacment battery and just wanted it gone, so most i got for free, but did get a really nice server grade apc unit at the yard for only the cost of its scrap weight. heheh it had to be worth 250$ but no one even knew what it was. so ya there ya go, for more detailed info you can google this, its somewhat common for diy'ers to do. /end long @ss post

[@tobyalsip9403]

That talking fishing lure got a point😊

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol

[@Phantomwarrior07]

Thx for the update

[@billy2623]

That was a bright idea for a hack video , maybe a bit technical for some, they may have been left in the dark.

[@daveglowa9546]

No hacks, there products

[@Stumppy60]

You are funny. I just subscribed.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for subscribing

[@pick4u2]

freakin awesome, great info and entertainment, rock on

[@FishinNStuff]

Appreciate it!

[@brucesyvertsen2147]

Very entertaining! 🙂

[@Wranorn]

Nice Video, but a few things,.... Can't charge cause it's only got 2 of the five connections. The USB adapter, careful, most will drain the battery below the Li-Ion specifications which makes it harder to charge them back up. Charging a battery from another battery results in a loss of power. Going from 20v to 5v the difference is usually loss to heat going through a linear voltage regulator.

[@BurntKittyForge]

if you save burned out car headlights , could use the 12v step down shown ad was "$19.99" and run the highbeam and make a spotlight that way , i save those just for that sometime but now i see why , thanks...cool tips

[@seanpaula8924]

I was wonderin' were you been.

[@NUSLIDECABRERA]

I use #3 for the kids' car... that it use to 1 day to charge the original battery and run out after 10 minutes, and it drove slow... Now my kids have a drifter car, for over 1 year, the motors never get overheat... I use a 10AH... now they have fun with it....

[@CatfishandCrappie]

Another banger Keith!

[@ericnorton4045]

Pretty darn awesome 😎

[@FishinNStuff]

Thanks, I appreciate it.

[@miguelcerna7406]

First video I ever saw of you. You were randomly recommended and I lov eit. My favorite part is your name man, "Fishin N Stuff" , bro you are cool. I love you. Make more cool know how, go to, lady getting videos.

[@kevincampbell5357]

Do you think it could run a internet modem or router? For a little bit maybe just a little power outage?

[@kaboom4679]

They should work fine , although , if the inverters are square wave or modified sine wave , they could damage the modem . And alternative would be to use the DC DC converter to step it down to 12 volts from whatever the battery is , then , use a separate small pure sine inverter . I keep a big deep cycle and a massive old school 1800 watt pure sine inverter on a cart for the same purpose ..it runs the TV , gateway , printer , and will still keep the laptop and phones charged .

[@FishinNStuff]

That's true

[@FishinNStuff]

Modems only pull 6 - 15 watts that's not very much .

[@dougscamo2032]

I did on my modem for 8 hours during Helene. Suffered no damage to the modem that I could determine. We were blessed that our damage wasn't catastrophic as other sections in the South.

[@willmallory9085]

Excellent video Brother

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you Sir

[@willmallory9085]

@@FishinNStuff you're welcome Brother

[@mikeelshoff1591]

Ive got my Milwaukee battery running my coyote caller and I made a trailer light tester and I use my Milwaukee battery for that aswell

[@dk4wncp]

Took me 20 sec to realize he's talking in English

[@matthewsabal81]

If you need to run a corded drill off of your cordless drill battery ; you’re missing tools and need a lock ! However, using the inverter to power a roto tool makes sense because most DC Dremels are weak ! A corded AC tool is then portable !

[@dustinwade3484]

I've got a portable diesel heater that needs a 12v DC power source. Would that step down adapter be ideal for that?

[@FishinNStuff]

@dustinwade3484 it should be , how many watts does your heater draw ?

[@seanpaula8924]

I was just gunna ask if they had a 20/18 adapter 👍👍✌️

[@deucedeuce1572]

Do they have battery splitters? Then you could hook 4 batteries to the 2 battery inverter and stuff like that. I'm surprised it only holds two batteries though. For its size, it should hold 4 to start with. Then you could do 8 with 4 splitters if they fit. Could be 600 to 1200 watts+.