Charging ion

  • bassmaster16
    Posts: 9
    #1751075

    Is there any possible way to charge an ion auger battery without an outlet(like with a car). 35 holes runs out quickly and I do t want to buy a new battery.

    tindall
    Minneapolis MN
    Posts: 1104
    #1751096

    Just make sure that the inverter handles the same, or ideally, more than the ion battery charger draws.

    For example, to charge an 18v Milwaukee fuel drill battery they recommend a 350 watt or higher inverter (so the one posted might not work for that).

    I don’t know what the ion battery charger draws, but if the inverter is under-powered it could not work, trip a breaker, or charge super slow.

    And (suprise, suprise) as wattage goes up, so does price. And depending on the electronics they can also get picky about “pure sine waves”.

    Joe Scegura
    Alexandria MN
    Posts: 2758
    #1751126

    I charge a dewalt battery, ion battery, run a large fan and run a tv all at the same time with a 200watt, no issues here. Batteries charge just as fast as normal.

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