Can anyone recomend a Ryobi Battery Adaptor?

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Can anyone recomend a Ryobi Battery Adaptor?

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I have a few Ryobi tools but also a Makitta drill and a Dewalt impact driver. Can anyone recommend a battery adaptor (for either one?) so I don't have to invest in more Ryobi batteries?
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Can anyone recomend a Ryobi Battery Adaptor?

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i dont think you will find a "genuine" converter and any after market adapter may damage the batteries or tools
now if you already realize that and are going in with eyes wide open and trust a recommendation from a possibly unreliable source and buy one the only advice i would give is disconnect the battery if not used for more than 10 mins in case it flattens the battery :thumbright:
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Can anyone recomend a Ryobi Battery Adaptor?

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https://badaptor.com/

I use 18v DeWalt batteries in my Ryobi 18g nailer. It's worked flawlessly.
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Argyll wrote: Thu Dec 23, 2021 12:22 pm <span class="skimlinks-unlinked">https: ... om</span>/

I use 18v DeWalt batteries in my Ryobi 18g nailer. It's worked flawlessly.
there;s a trusted source :thumbright:

just be aware if anything happens when using an adapter and a tool or battery need attention under warrantee any mention off using an aftermarket [non manufacturers] device is lilkely to invalidate the warrantee
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big-all wrote: Thu Dec 23, 2021 2:42 pmjust be aware if anything happens when using an adapter and a tool or battery need attention under warrantee any mention off using an aftermarket [non manufacturers] device is lilkely to invalidate the warrantee
Only if you tell them Al 😉
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Argyll wrote: Thu Dec 23, 2021 5:29 pm
big-all wrote: Thu Dec 23, 2021 2:42 pmjust be aware if anything happens when using an adapter and a tool or battery need attention under warrantee any mention off using an aftermarket [non manufacturers] device is lilkely to invalidate the warrantee
Only if you tell them Al 😉
yes indeed :thumbright:
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