Finally: How to dissassemble Makita cordless tools battery!

[Doctorbass]

I have alot of demand for these kind of "how to" about battery, so i did a little vodeo about that right here:

Enjoy:

(pardon me my english.. i do my best!)


[youtube]Z5taguEdlkY[/youtube]

Doc

 

[Ypedal]

Awsome Doc ! good work !

I have one of those reamers...

I have to muster up the guts to start a monthly E-Bike vid how to series...

 

[Q-Bike]

Great work Doc!

 

[Dr. Shock]

Very clear and helpful.. Thanks, Doc.

 

[Dunhill_BKK]

Thanks Doc. Time to get some packs now.

Cheers,

 

[Link]

I think I just inadvertently committed to myself to getting a few of these packs when I bought a 100pc security bit set. :?

Oh well.

Got any defective packs for me Doc? 8)

 

[Tiberius]

Doc, anyone,

How do these Makita packs compare with the DeWalt packs?

What type of cells are inside; how easy are they to get hold of, etc?
Sorry if this has been covered before. There's a sticky about the DeWalt method of getting a123 cells, but I didn't see the equivalent for Makita.

Thanks,

Nick

 

[Link]

Lotta info in Doc's thread here:

http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=2764

 

[Tiberius]

Thanks Link,

I think I'm following you round on this subject. I was bidding on a Ping pack- not the same one as you - and then decided that was not the way to go until he's doing direct sales again.

I want a 40 A peak discharge though, so it would have to be a big Ping pack. I'm tempted to build a low capacity pack out of Hi C Li cells to start with, on the grounds that I can add capacity later. But I've also been tempted by some 10 Ah NiMH cells from Newtec in Germany - shipping is of course easier for me on that.

Nick