Lithium Ion battery power for Dline

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The One series of battery powered tools are great. We have been switching over from Dewalt to Ryobi

So one thing leads to another

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12/12/151:34 PM

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Fred, what is the device you using to adapt the cordless tool battery to a plug the D line can run from? My business uses Makita cordless tools, I probably own 15 or more batteries, makes me think about making something for this. But if there is an existing power taqp made for Ryobi One+, then I'd probably go with that.

How's the run time in winter conditions?

1/6/165:18 PM

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I just modified a flashlight. I did before for the Dewalt but it was not clean. This was pretty easy. Just replaced the bulb assembly with a plate. Soldered the wire to the bulb leads.

1/7/1611:09 AM

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