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My old Skill had a 12v power pack assembled with screws. I opened it up one day and inside were cells just like those I might buy to build battery packs for some radio controlled cars I have. There are many hobby store type sources that could get battery cells
if I wanted to rebuild the packs. But after I looked at it I found I could get a new drill w/batteries cheaper than I could rebuild my old ones.</div>
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Fast forward several years and now I have 2 drills with poor battery packs. Hahaha</div>
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<b>Sent:</b> Monday, May 4, 2020 3:51 PM<br>
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<div class="PlainText">There are videos on line that show how to charge dead batteries that you can’t get any more for your favorite tools. Usually it involves hitting the battery with a high current source like your welder.<br>
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You can rebuild them yourself. Most are nothing more than AA, C, or D batteries wired together to form the required voltage. Just crack the case open, pull out the batteries and see how they packaged them to fit in the case. Build your own and slip it back
into the case. Just make sure you use the correct type of battery so your charger will still work.<br>
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How many of you would think that the standard rectangular 9V battery is actually 6 AAA batteries wired together and slipped into the case?<br>
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Carl<br>
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Sent: Mon, 04 May 2020 10:44:36 -0400 (EDT)<br>
Subject: [AT] old Bosch tools<br>
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I'm sure many have old tools which still work well enough....just like <br>
us! I have a set of Bosch 24v tools and the batteries are now dead but <br>
they don't make replacements.<br>
Has anyone found a way to use these tools? I'd hate to just trash them: <br>
they are just like old tractors.<br>
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Charlie<br>
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