Unofficial Makita enthusiast here ( ﾟДﾟ)
I’ve finally managed to get the Makita rechargeable heating series working with a mobile battery.
Company A’s battery caused me two weeks of trouble…
By the way, on “high” with a 20000mAh battery, it runs for about 6 hours
CIO SMARTCOBY TRIO 65W 20000mAh Mobile Battery
You absolutely must check the battery’s output specifications (voltage, watts, or amps).
I’ve now placed tremendous trust in Company C over Company A.
The electrical control hub. Trigger cable (12V)
This is incredibly important. By using this cable, it triggers the desired voltage.
So how long did it actually run on high with a 20000mAh battery?
5 hours and 48 minutes (approximately 6 hours)
If I lower it a bit, it might last even longer.
Oh, and originally Makita is designed to operate at 10.9V (approximately 11V), but I’m using it at 12V.
It’s not that precision of a device, so it might be acceptable? But it does deviate from the manufacturer’s recommendations. It’s similar to using third-party batteries.
Feel free to try it at your own risk, or just use it as a reference.
Am I the only one who thinks it would be difficult to use with a standard mobile battery?
