Using one battery as power source

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armyrj127Member since May 2021

How can I use just one battery as a power source to charge small electronics. Already have the Dewalt power station but it’s not recommended to use with small electronics. 

Paul_DelahayeMember since Feb 2015

Have you seen the product DCB090, it could suit your needs, offers USB output from 10.8 – 20v batteries and a small price for this accessory.  

 

 

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fm2176Member since Feb 2017

Paul_Delahaye wrote:

On 5/14/2021 at 2:31 PM, Paul_Delahaye said:

Have you seen the product DCB090, it could suit your needs, offers USB output from 10.8 – 20v batteries and a small price for this accessory.  

I second this, though I wouldn’t be surprised if DeWalt is developing an answer to the Milwaukee TOP-OFF and Ryobi Powersource.  I have this DeWalt USB charger, along with a couple each of the M12 and Bosch 18v versions and a Ridgid version.  I use the Milwaukee and Bosch USB hubs more that I should (sometimes even if an outlet is nearby), but misplaced the DeWalt and Ridgid ones a while back.

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