Adapter for the Ryobi Tripower station
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I had an extra Tri-Power base after the tower broke (PCL691B) so why not make it into a mini power station or lantern where I could get different battery voltages out.
Allows wall power, 18v battery, or 40v battery to power low-amperage (2 Amp max) loads such as 18v lights, speakers, fans.
Suggested print settings:
- 0.20mm QUALITY
- Prusament PETG (pictured using OVERTURE PETG Grass Green)
- Infill density 20%
- 3 Perimeters
- Supports required only on the PowerPole connector holder
Get the battery insert from here:
https://www.printables.com/model/649222-battery-insert-compatible-with-ryobi-18v
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