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Bernie's Skunk Works .... Dis is not a Drill
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07-21-2021, 11:34 PM
 This is not a drill. This is a solution. Tell us what it is or what makes it so special. I am beside myself. For years I have had this need that neither YouTube or Amazon could fulfill. Start your comments from the gallery
07-21-2021, 11:54 PM
Sometimes it is best to see the device being used. Here is an action shot. Glorious!
07-22-2021, 01:29 AM
So have you ever grabbed a battery that has full voltage but no ass? That ass is called amps but I had no way of testing a battery for amps.
Nothing on line that was quick and easy to test a battery. This is quick and easy. This drill is a cheap ass drill that I bought for the batteries that came with it. Yep it was cheaper to buy this drill with 2 batteries than I could buy just the batteries. There have been times that I thought of just tossing it. Then it came to me. Of all the Black and Decker tools I have this would be the easiest candidate to get into and just pull a wire out of to read amp draw. As you can see the inrush current of this Battery is 7.5 amps. I will charge it up and check it latter. Every battery I have reads 18 volts or better but my inrush current is 2.7 in one I am going to toss and over 10 amps in the ones that are keepers. And that forumites is something that even made my wife smile. It is a Battery Tester.
07-22-2021, 01:29 AM
Electric fire starter?
The decimal point position might help, is that red wire serving as a fuse when it exceeds 75 amps? The fact that it's AC is also interesting for a DC motor and battery.
07-22-2021, 01:33 AM
GGD wrote: You got me there. I have to turn the meter off and back on to reset the inrush current. I was off a click there. Should be DC amps. There was a decimal between the 7 and the 5.
07-22-2021, 01:38 AM
Bernie wrote: And tell us more about how your wife uses this Black and Decker product to make her smile? |
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