00:00If you've got a drawer full of old cordless tool batteries collecting dust, this video's gonna
00:04save you a ton of money. I went digging and found the 5 best power wheel adapters that let you
00:09run
00:10right on toys, RC cars, and DIY projects off the batteries you already own, and honestly,
00:15some of these are ridiculously cheap. Let's get into the top 5 power wheel adapters for
00:20cordless batteries. First up, and the one I'd grab if you're team yellow, is this power wheels
00:26adapter built for DeWalt 20V lithium batteries. It comes with a proper case, an on-off switch,
00:32a fuse, and 12-gauge wire with terminals already attached, which means you're not doing a bunch
00:36of soldering just to get rolling. It's only $8.07, and with almost $4,900 sold and a 4.7
00:44rating,
00:44people are clearly happy with it. If you've got a DeWalt battery sitting around and a kid begging
00:50for a faster power wheels, this is the easiest $8 you'll ever spend. Next, this one's for the
00:56folks who can't pick just one battery brand. This DIY adapter connector works with DeWalt,
01:02Makita, and Milwaukee 18-21V lithium packs, so it's basically a universal starting point for
01:08whatever you've got in the garage. At just $5.68 it's the cheapest one on this list, and it's also
01:14the highest sold with over 4,800 units and a 4.8 rating. It's a bare connector housing,
01:20so you bring your own wiring and creativity, but for under $6, it's a no-brainer for tinkerers.
01:26If you're a Makita loyalist, this adapter is made specifically for you. It's compatible with the
01:33BL1830, BL1840, and similar 18-volt batteries, and it's designed as a direct power converter for
01:39DIY RC toys and ride-ons. It runs $10.48, which is still cheaper than buying a single new battery
01:46for your toy, and with over 4,300 sold at a 4.8 rating, it's clearly doing its job. Plug
01:53in your
01:53Makita pack, wire it up, and suddenly the dusty RC car has way more power than it ever had stock.
01:59Now here's one for the Parkside crowd, and I love that someone finally made this.
02:04This adapter fits little Parkside X20 V Team Lithium batteries and comes with 14-gauge wire,
02:10which is a nice bump up if you're pulling more current for bigger RC cars or robots.
02:14It's $11.59, and it comes in 1, 2, or 5 packs depending on how many projects you're running.
02:22The kicker here is that perfect 5-star rating across nearly 4,000 sales, which is honestly rare to see.
02:28If you own Parkside batteries, this is the one.
02:32And last but definitely not least, this 2-pack for Milwaukee M18 users.
02:37You get two power wheel adapters with cases, built for 18-volt Milwaukee Lithium packs,
02:42and they come pre-wired with beefy 12-gauge wire so you can knock out two projects at once.
02:47It's $11.41 for the pair, which works out to under $6 per adapter, and it holds a 4.9
02:54rating with
02:54over 3,600 sold. If you're running Milwaukee batteries, grabbing the 2-pack just makes sense.
03:02So there you go, 5 adapters that turn dead tool batteries into serious toy power,
03:06all for less than the price of lunch.
03:09Every link is down in the description below,
03:11so grab the one that matches your battery brand and get building.
03:15If this helped you out, drop a like and hit subscribe, and I'll catch you in the next one.
03:19Great information there.
03:20You can get a light to one.
03:20Terima kasih.
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