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Old 13 March 2008, 08:03   #1
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Drill Battery life

Anyone know if a dead Bosch battery can be brought back to work again, Bosch 12volt rechargeable drill battery found dead when needed to fix fence panels blown down in gales- Bosch 12v 1900mAh
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Old 13 March 2008, 10:00   #2
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No idea about getting your drill working again... but I have a 14.4v cordless hitachi drill you're welcome to borrow if you're anywhere near southampton....
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When my 12v drills batteries died I wired in a lead with a cigarette lighter plug on the end - then you can plug it into the car or a portable jump start pack - will last hours and the drill is much lighter with no battery!!!
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I am constantly surprised how quickly portable power products batteries seem to fade, and not hold charge.
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When my 12v drills batteries died I wired in a lead with a cigarette lighter plug on the end - then you can plug it into the car or a portable jump start pack - will last hours and the drill is much lighter with no battery!!!
Hmmm a cordless drill which isn't cordless

I have one of them too, plugs into a thing on the wall and lasts for ages
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Old 13 March 2008, 16:42   #6
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Cheers to Benc, have done holding repair but battery ####ed, so was looking for ideas to kick start it to charge, Ive got one of the power drills with got me out of trouble , just being tight dont want to spend money!!
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Hmmm a cordless drill which isn't cordless

I have one of them too, plugs into a thing on the wall and lasts for ages
Ahh but try using it 1 mile away from a power socket - a jump start unit is much easier than a genny!!!
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