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Parkside PKGA 14.4 A1 XTEAM 20V conversion — zdjęcie 1
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Parkside PKGA 14.4 A1 XTEAM 20V conversion

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since parkside no longer makes 14.4 V batteries i made this to convert the PKGA 14.4 A1 to new battery

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GNU General Public License v2.0

this is a conversion kit to update the PKGA 14.4 A1 Parkside's multitook to the available 20v battery (still produced).

WARNING: YOU ARE OVER-VOLTING A DRILL, IT CAN LEAD TO PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE TOOL AND/OR MAY CAYCH ON FIRE. I'M IN NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO PEOPLE OR PROPERTY, DO AT YOU OWN RISK. KEEP IN MIND OVERDISCHARGING THE BATTERY

instruction:

remove any battery from the tool

Cut at this seam without damaging any internal component (may require disassembly)

  • print the TopPart and slide it on as far as it will go
  • using the printed part as guide drill the holes (ideally 3.2mm) to fix the part to the tool
  • using 2 M3 bolts and nuts fix it to the drill
  • if you havent already remove the old battery connector and slightly strip the wires
  • print the BottomPart 
  • get some blue spade connector and remove the blue insulator
  • get some 18 awg wire cut it to a desirable lenght (15-20 mm) and crimp the connectors
  • then slide the free wires trough the holes in the bottomPart (i suggest color coating them)
  • then slightly strip the tool's wire 
  • USING HEATSHRINK TUBING  solder the tool's wires to the conversion kit wires 
    keeping in mind polarity (RED goes to + wire of bottomPart BLACK goes to - wire of BottomPart)
  • using 4 m3 screw (some short ones) mate the BottomPart and the TopPart

final result should look something like this:




thanks to Teddyminator for providing the base model in wich this is made from, i suggest you check it out his original design if you have 20v parkside batteries laying around

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