Having done a few of these successfully now, I thought I would share how I do this, as it may be useful to others….
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@user-og1wo5hr8o6 күн бұрын
Thanks for the video. I learned a lot.
@demetrispatrikarakos556515 күн бұрын
Nice informative video. I have battery packs 1.5Ah which work since 2016, discharge charge made by Bülle (PRC). Can I upgrade them when they are dead? Is the battery design uniform for these tools? Thank you.
@ACDodd
14 күн бұрын
If they are lithium ion cells you should be able to replace the older lower capacity cells with more modern high capacity versions. I also did just this to a 2010 Bosch 14.4volt drill which was fitted with 1.3ah 18650 cells. I fitted 4 x 2.5ah 18650 from a a scrapped shark vacuum cleaner, and the conversion is ace, very infrequent charging now!
@demetrispatrikarakos5565
14 күн бұрын
@@ACDodd Thank you. You are legend!
@POLOLOUS314 күн бұрын
Have you rebuilt any HO packs? Can premium cells match the originals? What is something simple to discharge individual cells?
@ACDodd
14 күн бұрын
I use a normal charger with a discharging function to run down cells you must do this under supervision so that you don’t over discharge the cells down to 3 volts is low enough. For high output cells internal resistance is key the lower you go the better the performance. Unfortunately good low resistance cells cost money, I have re used salvaged Samsung 20s and 25s cells these make excellent high output cells for standard batteries and of course use the Samsung 50S for the 21700 packs are even better the model p42 items, but all cost money unless you can salvage
@POLOLOUS3
12 күн бұрын
@@ACDodd My 12HO have 40t. I read 50s has much less recharge life in it compared to 40t?
@ACDodd
12 күн бұрын
@@POLOLOUS3you are correct you don’t get something for nothing.
@POLOLOUS3
11 күн бұрын
@@ACDodd have you tried out/tested those case repair kits yet? Any feedback?
@ACDodd
11 күн бұрын
@@POLOLOUS3 yes I plan to do a couple of 9ah builds soon, however all the aftermarket kits they are not as good as the originals. For standard duty using good quality salvaged cells they work very well.
Пікірлер: 12
Thanks for the video. I learned a lot.
Nice informative video. I have battery packs 1.5Ah which work since 2016, discharge charge made by Bülle (PRC). Can I upgrade them when they are dead? Is the battery design uniform for these tools? Thank you.
@ACDodd
14 күн бұрын
If they are lithium ion cells you should be able to replace the older lower capacity cells with more modern high capacity versions. I also did just this to a 2010 Bosch 14.4volt drill which was fitted with 1.3ah 18650 cells. I fitted 4 x 2.5ah 18650 from a a scrapped shark vacuum cleaner, and the conversion is ace, very infrequent charging now!
@demetrispatrikarakos5565
14 күн бұрын
@@ACDodd Thank you. You are legend!
Have you rebuilt any HO packs? Can premium cells match the originals? What is something simple to discharge individual cells?
@ACDodd
14 күн бұрын
I use a normal charger with a discharging function to run down cells you must do this under supervision so that you don’t over discharge the cells down to 3 volts is low enough. For high output cells internal resistance is key the lower you go the better the performance. Unfortunately good low resistance cells cost money, I have re used salvaged Samsung 20s and 25s cells these make excellent high output cells for standard batteries and of course use the Samsung 50S for the 21700 packs are even better the model p42 items, but all cost money unless you can salvage
@POLOLOUS3
12 күн бұрын
@@ACDodd My 12HO have 40t. I read 50s has much less recharge life in it compared to 40t?
@ACDodd
12 күн бұрын
@@POLOLOUS3you are correct you don’t get something for nothing.
@POLOLOUS3
11 күн бұрын
@@ACDodd have you tried out/tested those case repair kits yet? Any feedback?
@ACDodd
11 күн бұрын
@@POLOLOUS3 yes I plan to do a couple of 9ah builds soon, however all the aftermarket kits they are not as good as the originals. For standard duty using good quality salvaged cells they work very well.