Parkside X20V PAP20A1 with 9.6v Drill | step down modules test

In this video, I will test cheap step-down modules with Parkside X20V PAP20A1 lion battery. can I use the battery for a lower-voltage drill? Let's see if this works!
#manaloneathome #diy #parkside
modules :
Mini MP1584EN 3A amzn.to/3KpdBNE
XL4015A 5A
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[@makeandfixathome]

Let me know what do you think about those modules 🍻

[@theodorosantreou8730]

A 9.6v battery charged has over 10.5v.The cables need to be shorter and thicker for this to work. Adjust it to 12v with thicker cables and it will work.

[@makeandfixathome]

I will try that! Thank You, Theodoros 👍

[@AngelOrtiz1]

I did try same project with 20v 2a. battery - to reduce 12v. 1.5a. I put thicker cables and nothing.. someone tall me to increase current 30% because drills require that to start so I did and nothing.. but I use the module LM2596. another guy said i can reduce using a resistor 20w. 4 ohms but you will lose lots energy in your battery.

[@johnfrancis4748]

I have a 12v one of them Mikita drills and this video inspired me to run a milwaukee m12 battery off of it. Works great

[@makeandfixathome]

Nice one !! 👍👍👍👍

[@Mladinovici]

Good to know! Thank you so much!

[@AngelOrtiz1]

I did try same project with 20v 2a. battery - to reduce 12v. 1.5a. I put thicker cables and nothing.. someone tall me to increase current 30% because drills require that to start so I did and nothing.. but I use the module LM2596. another guy said i can reduce using a resistor 20w. 4 ohms but you will lose lots energy in your battery. some have a better Idea.?

[@ErCanEverything]

Can you make a car battery charger, li-ion battery, or led supply?🤷‍♂️

[@makeandfixathome]

I will update my previous project LED "Lamp better than from the store"kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXukfYOsf82GY6c. This one I think will be the first. About the other two, which You mentioned, Let me think about. You make one - Charging the PARKSIDE Battery in the CAR..., and is a very good project! Thx ErCan Everything and have a good day

[@davey2k12]

Just get an inverter and use the normal charger for battery/s that's if you mean that .....if you want to charge your car battery then go a buy one they take lots of current Please make question more specific ffs 🤣

[@esspe2]

Thanks for trying, I thought 5A would be enough but no as it seems. Next idea would be a 555 with a mosfet chopping at 50%: no need to have a stable voltage from a DC-DC module, the original NiCd batteries did give 9.6V to 10.4V so 50% of 20V = 10V should be OK.

[@BarbeRodzTV]

Nice one bro thank you for sharing this video 👌❤️

[@makeandfixathome]

😀thx

[@valientuning]

¿ Se podría utilizar la batería de 20v en un taladro de 14,4 sin tener que poner un reductor? Un saludo

[@ontoon718]

👍👌👌👌👌👌

[@makeandfixathome]

🍻

[@ML-jr1yz]

What is the right one in this scenário?

[@iliaskatiallo]

looking forward to see the upcoming results. what kind of cables do y use in this case?

[@makeandfixathome]

1.5mm from the board then I used it too thin to connect to the drill. I make another test Mini MP1584EN 3A with shorter cables 2.5mm the same effect.

[@iliaskatiallo]

@@makeandfixathome oh i see that y are trying to figure out what is possibly the best solution. As theodoros applyied. And still didnt work?

[@m2enjoyingthenow258]

Where did you get 3D printed adapter? Do you have file for it?

[@makeandfixathome]

Printed :) link for two similar adapters on the description in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHWTp3iCbdx5l9k . Regards manaloneathome

[@bolzati]

hi, you find right module for this ?

[@makeandfixathome]

Not yet, so I still looking for some cheap idea to step down the voltage to use lover voltage tools with 20V battery:) I will share on my channel If I find some. Regards manaloneathome

[@bolzati]

@@makeandfixathome Ampere are the problem. Drills need 20A for work

[@makeandfixathome]

@@bolzati I know Amperage is a problem, but the 10A - 20A dc to dc module is too big and more expensive, so a dedicated battery is a better choice. Conversion in this case is worthless.

[@davey2k12]

@@bolzati don't press on it to hard get better drill bit you'd use less current bloody 20amp what drill you using 😂😂

[@AngelOrtiz1]

@@makeandfixathome I´ve been watching on other videos the old transistor school LM317T handles 1.5a or LM338T or K handles 3a. migth do it reviewers said that it can handle high votage but less efficient.

[@weryfany_Zamosc]

😭

[@gbsthlm6174]

downvoted because of music