Bosch cordless drill Ni-Cd To Lithium BMS NiMH

[@aritani2883]

wow!!cool!! and enjoy time!! 🥰 thank you my friend 🙏your youtube channel good contents 👍 happy day 💓

[@CMCdiy]

Thank you very much my friend 😀

[@beerruming]

excellent work i change my battery but I am not able to charge it again how do I do it with its original charger?

[@CMCdiy]

The original charger will only work if you have kept the upper part of the battery, the one with resistance. If it still doesn't charge, it means you have a problem with the BMS on the batteries.

[@alyvproduction]

Very awesome video CMC great job 👍

[@CMCdiy]

Thank you very much

[@FixitEasyDIY]

Congratulations 👏 very well done 👍

[@CMCdiy]

Many many thanks

[@lggb3588]

Thanks for sharing my friend. My best wishes from Greece

[@CMCdiy]

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[@electronic7979]

Super 👏

[@CMCdiy]

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[@supriyo3610]

very awesome knowledge tool

[@gs637]

thanks!

[@CMCdiy]

Welcome!

[@orlatris96]

Hello friend. Congratulations, another excellent job. I was surprised to see that you used the machine's original charger, even having changed the batteries from Ni-Cd to Lithium, isn't there any incompatibility? The second doubt I have is that since the nominal value of the cells is 3.7v, will three cells be enough? I already performed an identical job and chose to place 4 cells. Please give your opinion. a hug thank you very much for your work and your sharing, I'm your fan.

[@CMCdiy]

Olá amiga. obrigado pela apreciação. uma célula de íon de lítio tem um valor de 4,2 V quando é carregada, portanto, chega a uma tensão de 12,8 V, que é adequada para esta furadeira. Em relação ao carregador ni-cd, de fato ele tem uma voltagem um pouco mais alta do que deveria, mas não acho que haveria problemas porque o BMS que você conecta às células de lítio desconecta quando as baterias atingem a voltagem máxima de 4,2V

[@orlatris96]

@@CMCdiy Muito obrigado por sua explicação. Um abraço

[@2Jeezuzisreal]

I didn't want to make batteries or go through all the trouble so I ordered ready fit lithium batteries "knock off" from China (Milwaukee drill m12), 12 volt. The seller accidentally sent batteries that were meant for Britain or Australia or whatever. And the print said 10.8 volt. They explained the situation to me and I agreed that it will be okay and they work fine. So in doing some reading online I realized that all the American manufacturers cheat the voltage up a little bit. That's about 1.2 voltage lower than the 12v. I guess the point is anything close to 12v will work up or down. Car batteries charge 13.5 up to 14 volt. I can see that on my voltmeter on my dashboard when I drive the needle at 14v all the time.

[@loveyourfreetimenow3270]

Nice!👍

[@CMCdiy]

Thanks! 👍

[@massimoraho769]

Grazie per il video ma que carica batteria non danneggia le litio ♥️

[@londoncity1]

Congratulations 👏 very well done 👍

[@CMCdiy]

Thank you! 😃