Jump Starting a Car Using a 12 Volt Drill Battery

Jump starting a car using a 12 volt power tool battery. WARNING !. If you do try this, make sure you wire the battery correctly or you could damage the battery or possibly cause it to explode. Only use this method in an emergency and if you have no other options available to start your vehicle. I wouldn't recommend using anything higher than a 16 volt battery when trying this. Using a drill battery with a much higher voltage than your car or motorcycle battery is NOT recommended as this would have a greater risk of causing damage the car or bikes battery and/or even the electrical system due to the higher voltage of the drill battery. If your battery won’t hold a charge then it needs to be replaced asap. Thanks for watching. Please comment, like and subscribe !.
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[@GyulaJentetics]

Thank you 🙏

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

You’re welcome !

[@monkeymagic4555]

Ideally best way would be to modify one of the chargers to have leads and crocodile clips coming out of it

[@mohammedlaredj7695]

Thank you......

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

You're welcome !

[@orionmengistu452]

Thank u Bro

[@screwsnutsandbolts]

You're welcome, thanks for watching !

[@sweetiepienumber1]

I have read this can damage the battery...

[@cemtuncer6916]

i am useing 3s 3amp 9c batteey with bms 20amp sir tell me if i can bms out connect to car battery or direct lion battery connected car bttery wich one

[@arrlesarlon7870]

Direct contact! Bms won't allow large currents

[@imran.user-sx9rt2qm5d]

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[@iinrefna]

At least you’re using 12v other ones I’ve seen are 18-20v. Reckless in my opinion

[@Dominik_1136]

Why?

[@dantheman4585]

@@Dominik_1136 The vehicle battery is 12volts, so sending a higher voltage through the system is likely to fry electronic components or at very least pop some fuses. 12v is the proper drill battery to use for this

[@cemtuncer6916]

@@dantheman4585i igree

[@MalluMgtow]

It won't be a problem, since most car batteries are 35 - 80 ah in capacity and the drill batteries are only 20v 4ah /6ah at max. Add to that the fact that these batteries are already depleted. So no probs at all. If you use a 12v drill battery and you took an extra 20 secs to remove it from the car battery, then the alternator will overcharge the lithium battery and it will explode. This doesn't happen for a 21v battery.