bufme1 2 Posted August 19, 2003 Ok, workin on some high-tech, super down low project.....to make a long story short.... Can you or does anyone know if you can make something that is corded into something that is cordless...using like a drill or car battery? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JimmieWalker 0 Posted August 19, 2003 doubt it Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dick Quickwood 14 Posted August 19, 2003 i don't know shit about this kid of thing, but heres an idea. from what i gather, power from batteries is ac and power from the socket in the wall is dc. so take an ac adapter, and nigger rig it so the electricity goes through it from the battery into the device. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
$360 1 Posted August 19, 2003 i think its time to call magyver Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bufme1 2 Posted August 19, 2003 come on, someone has gotta be some crazy computer nerd (no offense) that know how to fuck with electricity Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ClueTwo 133 Posted August 19, 2003 Unless your afraid to give up your secret invention, let me know what you are trying to make into a cordless and I can probsbly help you. It's really dependant on the signal and what you want it to do... :confused: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Smart 183 Posted August 19, 2003 well... first you need an inverter or transformer or something because you're switching from AC power to DC power... then you need that transformer's output to be the proper amps/volts/ohms or something... look it up on Google (AC is wall current, DC is battery power) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Overtime 319 Posted August 19, 2003 what is it you are tryin to do this too? i always just straight hook the battery to the cable that i cut the prongs off of, works fine for me, but i dont know Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ClueTwo 133 Posted August 19, 2003 Originally posted by Smart well... first you need an inverter or transformer or something because you're switching from AC power to DC power... then you need that transformer's output to be the proper amps/volts/ohms or something... look it up on Google (AC is wall current, DC is battery power) This is exactly where you need to start. I would recommend talking to your local Batteries Plus or something like that. Maybe a small electronics place could help you. There are a ton of places out there, but you have to be willing to budge a little on the whole secret thing,, Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Dirty_habiT 886 Posted August 19, 2003 It's possible, you'd have to convert the voltage to whatever you're trying to do. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Skinny 0 Posted August 19, 2003 Originally posted by bufme1 Can you or does anyone know if you can make something that is corded into something that is cordless... get sum scissors...and chop the cord off...:idea: sorted:jpotato: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cornhustlah 3 Posted August 20, 2003 <----bufme1 speaking... ill let you guys know what the watts, voltage....whatever..all that shit tomarrow, any one know if someshit like this could be hooked up to an 18v drill battery? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Smart 183 Posted August 20, 2003 Re: <----bufme1 speaking... Originally posted by cornhustlah iany one know if someshit like this could be hooked up to an 18v drill battery? Well, not knowing anything about the products function or application I would say ABSOLUTELY! Sure you could use a bunch of 1.5v D batteries, or 9v's or even a 12v car battery, but for this... 18v, no doubt. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest keep Posted August 20, 2003 the main problem is going to be that if it was once on a cord the motor is going to want 110 volts. so the first thing you going to want to do is find a motor out of a battery powered drill and switch it. either that or go with, umm abot 74 1.5v D batterys. power inverters are large nad require alot of juice from a 12v car battery so if you going with this option you would want a Optima or some other kind of Jelltop battery to keep it running very long. Id seriously look into getting a cordless drill and taking it apart for the motor. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bufme1 2 Posted August 20, 2003 for this application, i believe the motor is already on the utensil....to break it down startin from the cord end of theeee "appliance" after you cut off the cord, there is 3 wires..black..white..green(ground)... where do these attach to??? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Zack Morris 4 Posted August 20, 2003 keep in mind that there will be a large power decrease as already mentioned plus I am sure in todays booming technologically inclined society and industry that it is already made as a cordless product so just take the lazy american way out and buy a cordless....stimulate teh economy to make more jobs so I can get a better one. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Smart 183 Posted August 20, 2003 Originally posted by bufme1 ....to break it down startin from the cord end of theeee "appliance" after you cut off the cord, there is 3 wires..black..white..green(ground)... where do these attach to??? [/b] is this a quiz? seriously... it sounds like your making a bong out of stuff you found in the garage... you need to be clear about what you have and what you want it to do... Is it really so ground breaking an idea that nobody out there has done it? If so, do you think any one of the lazy fucks or cops around here is gonna get off their ass to beat you to the patent? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
When 3 Posted August 20, 2003 Originally posted by Smart do you think any one of the lazy fucks around here is gonna get off their ass to beat you to the patent? i know im not going to. i have a feeling that it is something highly mongoloid anyway Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bufme1 2 Posted August 20, 2003 Originally posted by Zack Morris keep in mind that there will be a large power decrease as already mentioned plus I am sure in todays booming technologically inclined society and industry that it is already made as a cordless product so just take the lazy american way out and buy a cordless....stimulate teh economy to make more jobs so I can get a better one. ive looked everywhere for a cordless and cant find it.......and no its not some sort of bong......... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest keep Posted August 20, 2003 Originally posted by bufme1 for this application, i believe the motor is already on the utensil....to break it down startin from the cord end of theeee "appliance" after you cut off the cord, there is 3 wires..black..white..green(ground)... where do these attach to??? if im not mistaken black is neutral, white is hot and green is ground. there is not easy way to convert this to DC power. seriously find a motor from somthing cordless and stick it in the "appliance" it will make it alot easyer. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
villain 2 Posted August 20, 2003 I think you better not listen to these motherfuckers and blow yourself up. I don't know why arcel said ac comes out of a battery and dc comes out a wall when a battery generates pure dc electricity and machine produced electricity is alternating current. Anyways you better learn what you're doing first. You gotta make sure you got the right amount of power going in there using resistors and maybe even step up transformers and you gotta make sure you don't fry your wires or components with the juice you got running through it so you may want to throw some fuses in there. I don't know what the fuck your making so it's going to be impossible for me to help you and you really ought not fuck with what you don't understand so you don't fry yourself. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ClueTwo 133 Posted August 20, 2003 This is retarded trying to help the unwilling. There are a million places out there to go learn about this shit and you choose 12oz? This is pretty much what I do for a living, but there's no hope for home-inventors like yourself. Seriously take the time to learn what your doing and quit asking questions like: Can I use a 18V drill battery? when we have no fuckin clue as to what it's running. Your reminding of every retail fucking idiot I have to deal with. Do your homework and try a small electronics forum instead of 12oz. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
caL 0 Posted August 20, 2003 no drilling, just cut the cord Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
