Ryobi Power Bank 18V and 40V
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Ryobi power bank for use with both the 18 volt and 40 volt batteries.
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This model uses the popular 30 mm diameter USB car charging socket to provide USB power from both Ryobi 18 volt and 40 volt batteries. The charging socket I used was the only one I found that had the input voltage range for both the 18 and 40 volt batteries. I include the link below. It has a voltage display and on/off power button. It provides both PD 30W USB C and QC 36W USB type A. It comes with a fuse holder and enough wire to complete this project.
The model has two parts. A top and a base. The parts screw together with four #8x1/2inch flathead screws. The holes can be drilled out for different screw sizes. My models are sliced at 100% fill. Only the base requires supports. The supports are easy to pop out with a small screw driver.
The electrical contacts are made from galvanize vent duct pipe or a steel food can. I cut strips and bent it to match the what is in the photo. It was easy to solder. For the wiring, I used the wire supplied with the charger socket. Wires are solders to the plates and then soldered together and shrink wrapped.
The photos show a previous version. The final models includes some minor update to improve fit..
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