Badaptor MAK-RYO Makita to Ryobi Battery Adapter

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GTIN: N/A SKU: MPT-MT20RNL Category: Battery Adapter / Tool & Battery Mount Tags: 18v makita, 18v ryobi one+, battery adapter, battery converter, makita battery, makita battery adapter, makita brushless, ryobi 18v, ryobi battery adpater, ryobi cordless If your tool brand of choice is high-end, such as Makita, you’ll know it can be very expensive to buy new tools. It’s even worse if those tools are niche, and won’t get as much use as other tools in your collection. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Applicable Battery Models】: The bottom of this adapter is only compatible with Makita 18V lithium Li-ion batteries, eg. BL1815 BL1815B BL1820 BL1820B BL1830 BL1830B BL1840 BL1840B BL1850 BL1850B BL1860 BL1860B BL1845 BL1890 BL1890B 18V Li-ion battery. I was considering an adapter to run the Ryobi drain snake. You haven't had any issues with the newer Makita star batteries running other tools?

Battery Adapter for Makita 18V Lithium Battery to Ryobi 18V

As we said earlier, if you’re looking to buy a tool that you may only use once or twice a year, it might not be worth paying the extra money for the Makita option. In many cases, a bare Makita tool can cost almost twice as much as the Ryobi equivalent and a Badaptor. The Badaptor not only negates the cost of a new battery but also the charging station required to charge the battery. There are very few battery platforms that are truly universal, with each tool manufacturer using their own unique battery ports and connections. That’s where a Badaptor comes in.If you have a Ryobi One+ 18V Cordless Tool, then this adapter will fit your tool and you can run it on the following Makita 18V Li-Ion batteries:

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Here's the reassuring part: both 18V and 20V batteries are made up of 5 cells, each having a voltage of 3.6V. When fully charged, they average around 21 volts and drop to around 15 volts when depleted. The reason manufacturers go with 18V is because it's the nominal voltage. Along with the cost-saving benefits, Badaptors enable you to get more from your batteries that may otherwise never see the light of day. We believe it’s better to use one battery consistently than buy three or four that may barely see any use throughout their lifespan. Anyone ever used this Makita to Ryobi battery adapter? I got one recently and so far it seems to work well although I have barely tested it yet. I am primarily a Ryobi user, but after getting this I plan to switch to Makita for batteries and certain heavy duty tools i.e. the circular saw. So far I have only tested it out on my Ryobi lantern (I didn't dare use any of my other tools because it was 2:00 a.m. and I didn't want to wake up my roommates) and it worked perfectly. I will update this thread when I test it out more. I am interested in this because there is one tool that I really want that Makita doesn't make... a tire inflator. Ryobi has a reasonably priced inflator, but I refuse to bring a 3rd charger on my shelf for one tool. This looks like the solution at a reasonable price. Whether you’re a tradesman, DIY fanatic, or you just have different branded tools in your garage; the Badaptor is something that will make your life easier, and save you money. In some cases, buying a Badaptor can be less than a third of the price of buying a new battery and charging station.

The Makita to Ryobi Badaptor allows you to convert your existing 18V Makita batteries for use with Ryobi 18V power tools, allowing you to use the Ryobi power tool range without having to buy a whole new battery system. The Ryobi One+ Tool to Makita Battery Adaptor allows customers to use their existing collection of makita batteries with an extensive range of Ryobi One+ power tools, eliminating the need to buy, store, charge and maintain a new collection of batteries alongside the ones they already own.