Hi, Can anyone tell me where to source a 14.4v globe online?
TIA
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14.4volt Globe Help!
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16 years ago
Try an automotive globe - probably close enough (13.8v).
Alan
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On Sun, 13 May 2007 20:34:54 +1000, "Veg!" put finger to keyboard and composed:
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DeWalt do them for their 12 (NiCd) cell torch attachments for their battery drills. Part #DW9063. Lotsa online machinery places have them. A bit more detail about usage would help. M
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Hi Yeah it was for a touch Makita use them and GMC,have tried all local hardware shops,they gave me the run around for months saying they could get them,so I waited,no idea why they did not tell me,but I gathered the places they were getting them from wanted $5k minimum orders in the end.