With Makita’s new fan, I want to use a lightweight mobile battery…
Since I don’t use it all day long, I don’t need a high-capacity battery. That’s the thing.
“Here’s the process:”
Find a mobile battery with adjustable voltage
↓
Find a conversion adapter for Makita’s new A-72132 fan
That’s all there is to it
But
The “conversion cable” was nowhere to be found.
And the DC plug specifications are hard to figure out too….
Finally, finally found it!
Probably
When you buy an air-conditioned suit,
You should carefully check the fan mounting diameter and DC connector type before buying
I wish they’d tell you this stuff upfront…
Just use the genuine one normally? Like…
There are many things you can’t know until you buy it (；∀；)
Saneus Old-Type Battery
→ New Makita Fan Conversion Cable
It can be converted to a standard “3.8mm*1.35mm” DC plug.
The battery also becomes more compact and lightweight.
Air-Conditioned Work Suit Battery 5-Stage Adjustment
Battery Capacity: 3.6V/15000mAh
I chose this one.
5-stage adjustment available, 8V-10V-12V-13V-14V
DC plug/TYPE-C/TYPE-A connections
Actual weight 278g
Easy to operate with a single switch
That’s how it is ♪
In terms of weight alone, it’s about 500g.
Using multiple of these mobile batteries might actually be more convenient.
Makita’s thin battery is about 370g but it’s bulkier.
*Cable included with battery
4.0mm*1.7mm ⇔ Inner diameter: 3.8mm*1.35mm
By using this, the expandability increases.
Looking at this conversion adapter…
Wait, is it male or female?
I get confused.
It’s quite tedious to research.
When you plug everything in, it looks like this (*´ω｀*)
It looks a bit mechanical…
This is what happens when you use non-genuine parts!
Saneus Old-Type Battery
→ New Makita Fan Conversion Cable
They’re sold in various places on Mercari, Yahoo Auctions, and elsewhere.
I bought mine on Mercari (*´ω｀*)
The more you look at DC plugs, the more types there are, and they’re really hard to research…
That’s how it is. For your reference.
Operation is just one button (*´ω｀*)
Each press changes the voltage.
It has 5 stages: 8→10→12→13→14V.
When using a third-party mobile battery with an air-conditioned suit,
voltage adjustment capability or a hand controller is essential.
Choosing one with voltage adjustment might be easier.
I bet there are people quietly searching for this.
Now I can finally use it ~ For your reference (*´ω｀*)
I run a weird Makita blog.
(*´ω｀*) You really don’t know until you buy it, huh~
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