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I’m not sure how many clay pigeons it will throw, yet. I let the thrower cycle 25 times on a fully charged 2.0 AH battery, and the voltage dropped from 12.38V to 12.1V.
That’s pretty sweet, how much warranty left on that flashlight? LOL
I definitely did a good job of voiding that. My only regret is having to send $28 on it. Home Depot had the M12 Xenon flashlights on sale for $15 about a year ago, but I didn’t think to grab one at that price. On the bright side, I have spare parts if anything happens to my other M12 LED flashlight.
Ha ah that is freaking sweet!! Opens up a whole world of m12 operated throwing devices.
Jimbo
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That is sweet and ingenious! Great adaption for your needs.
Thats sick, I love shooting trap!
That is great man. I love it!
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That’s a GREAT idea to do with old unneeded tools. It doesn’t void your battery’s warranty(if there is a chip system) and it’s easy to hook up the battery after the modification. It would also be a GREAT idea to do for a car jump starter, which you might be able to do with that setup…at minimum it will work as a trickle charger. I might be buying a cheap old M18 tool to do this.
Yes that is truly a great idea. American ingenuity at work there, putting those Chinese tools to work. #tiacrew style. Cheers man.
BMack37 wrote:
19 minutes ago, BMack37 said:That’s a GREAT idea to do with old unneeded tools. It doesn’t void your battery’s warranty(if there is a chip system) and it’s easy to hook up the battery after the modification. It would also be a GREAT idea to do for a car jump starter, which you might be able to do with that setup…at minimum it will work as a trickle charger. I might be buying a cheap old M18 tool to do this.
I thought about seeing how it would work as a jump box, but I only used 12 AWG wire. I may have to get some bigger wire and a load tester, so I can see how many cranking amps those batteries have.
eightyseven wrote:
15 minutes ago, eightyseven said:I thought about seeing how it would work as a jump box, but I only used 12 AWG wire. I may have to get some bigger wire and a load tester, so I can see how many cranking amps those batteries have.
I might do some research on it as well. I have to imagine a m12 battery can only trickle charge but the m18s might be able to crank, I’m not really sure how many amps they can discharge or how much it takes to jump an inline 4/5/6 or V6/V8 etc
Nice work! Very creative. Gets my brain ticking… What else could be made??
can you fit 4 1/2″ grinding discs in that skeet shooter, could have them come to you on demand…..
Genius
Awesome man . Nice work