Portable Power Pack: Where to get?

[Vroomtattat]

Any bro know where to get? Been to a couple of those DIY shop but not able to find.

 

Need one which can supply 110/240V.

 

TIA!

[Vroomtattat]

Huh?? Any one? Any idea?

 

My Porter Cable almost 2 years old but have not used yet.

[Newage]

try sim lim tower.

[Icyfreakass]

hello. we have battery packs for our work lights. do call our office later and look for richard. he would be able to help you. lim battery, 93891138.

[Vroomtattat]

try sim lim tower.

 

Thanks bro but a bit far from my office . . . hmmm, maybe a 2 hour lunch break today

 

Go there later . . . shhhhhhh.

[Vroomtattat]

hello. we have battery packs for our work lights. do call our office later and look for richard. he would be able to help you. lim battery, 93891138.

 

Thanks brudder. Will call if SLT does not have what I need.

 

May head down to Kelantan Lane and check out the PG.

Edited July 29, 2010 by Vroomtattat

[Wbucket]

I think I saw those portable jump-start kit at Autobac, is this what you are looking for?

[Vroomtattat]

I think I saw those portable jump-start kit at Autobac, is this what you are looking for?

 

Not really bro, what I'm looking for is something like UPS . . . to supply power to my polisher. (Porter Cable 110V)

 

Charge it at home via AC outlet and use it on the go. Saw one set at a DIY shop but only 12V thia.

[Newage]

bro frankly chargable power pack may not last u the whole process... imho get a portable generator plus step down transformer to run ur porter cable with all these u can use them song song kao jurong...

[Wbucket]

Not really bro, what I'm looking for is something like UPS . . . to supply power to my polisher. (Porter Cable 110V)

 

Charge it at home via AC outlet and use it on the go. Saw one set at a DIY shop but only 12V thia.

Can use those convertors, can also be found at DIY stores, to convert 12v DC to 220v or 110v AC. Think most "portable power source" are more geared toward car usage. Thus usually 12V.

 

Anyway, these UPS are just rechargeable batteries with all the invertors built in. You can build 1 yourself too.

Check out this webby, lots of DIY ideas. http://www.instructables.com/index