Hot rodding my sons PowerWheels!!! 18 VOLT Power wheels With Milwaukee M18 batterys!! DIY How to!!!
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2020
- In this video i show you what i did to setup my Sons Power wheels on Milwaukee M18 6.0 batterys. Best Upgrade BY FAR!!
3d printed battery adapter
www.thingiverse.com/thing:427...
battery cutoff
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07...
batterys
m18 6.0 batterys
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The kiddo explaining how to drive was the best part of the video lol ❤
Thank you !!
We are getting ready to do another video with 6s lipo batterys
Smart on the voltage cutoff.. too many are not doing this and will damage their batteries.. I believe a 16V cutoff is recommended
DIVINO!!!! watch out for the competition!!!
Thank you We all mis you in NJ
@@EricksonMachinePerformance I miss you guys a lot!!! you should come visit us. if you ever want to bring the kids to Disney, My house, is your house!!!!
As a Milwaukee dad too, I'm going to have to do this to my youngest daughter's power wheels car for her (and let big sister drive it). I've already covered the drive wheels with bike tire tread so the next upgrade is ditching the weak 6v for this setup. Thank you for including the battery discharge protector link and great how-to video sir.
The only thing I have changed since the video ( which I'm getting ready to make a new 1) is I ran 2 battery protectors 1 for each battery. I did this because after a few months if only 1 is used it will fail
@@EricksonMachinePerformance thanks for the heads up. I actually ordered 2 protectors (in case it failed, I had a replacement on hand) so I'll order 1 more and run 1 per cell with a spare if I need it.
Thanks for the video. Can't wait for my parts to arrive. One quick question: How did you wire the batteries? Do you just have both positives wired together and going to the cut off? Same with the negatives?
Awesome! About to hook mine up. Great video.
Just so u know I'm getting ready to do a new video. I used 2 voltage cutoffs. 1 for each battery. I burned up a couple over the last year. Zero since switching to 2
@@EricksonMachinePerformance good to know. Thanks for the info. Will look into adding a second.
Will a 12v to 60v - 6amp pwm work? I bought on online but just noticed its only 6amps
The battery ill be using is bosch 18v 4amp
Hey where did u buy the voltage cut off board ?!
Awesome video man. It's so cool to see your son be so happy about it. And knowledgeable too! How old was he when this was filmed? I think I'll do this mod to my boys machine too
he was 5 when this was filmed Now im getting ready to do a new video to make this even faster and set my daughters up like this 1. he is now 7 and my daughter is 4
i see chains and a mini plow in its winter future.lol
100%
I have a Mercedes Unimog 12v 4wheel drive and want to convert it into 2x18v Milwaukee Lithuim-ion batteries. Can i use the 9.0ah battery instead of the 5.0? Does this upgrade affect my parental control rc?
You could your the 9.0. The parent control rc im not sure about
Thank you for your useful video. What were the specifications of the 18 volt batteries you used? And most important, how long did the fully charged battery last on the Power Wheels toy? Would appreciate a response . thank you and best wishes.
I used Amazon knockoff milwaukee m18 6.0 batteries. With 2 it would last over 45 min and is still running strong now. Only thing I would do differently is run 2 battery voltage cutoffs. 1 for each battery
@@EricksonMachinePerformance thank you. Since I am wedded to a set of Ryobi power tools, I could probably find a good Ryobi knock off with about 8 Amp hours. I think that should be sufficient for about 20 to 25 minutes of time, with the single battery. That should be enough for my need, and if I need more time I could put in another fully charged battery. I don't want to get into the complication of dual batteries Etc. I appreciate all your help. Best wishes
Have you had a problem with the 18v batteries burning up the electric motor in the power wheel?
No. And he beats it hell out of it
Still going strong only thing I burnt up the lipo shutoff so now I run 2 1 for each battery
@@EricksonMachinePerformance I got a 18v adapter for my rigid battery. Its alot faster and the battery was almost dead.
So at work we use milwaukee. We run them until they die. Then grab a new battery... why would this not be the same?
I bought a extra 12.0 to try this swap on. But now I'm worried. The 12.0 milwaukee is not a cheap battery.
all Milwaukee products have a low voltage cut off on them to save the batteries which is why you add a low voltage cut off When you convert these cars to run lion or lipo batteries. Lithium batteries can be damaged if discharged too low
My sons 12v power wheels has a remote and a few components for this. Would using the 18v milwaukee battery damage the other components? Does anyone know?
i dont no for sure but i have done a a similar remote control one without issues. But there is a risk. Modifying anything to output more power can fry something to me the reward was well worth the risk to ME and they are still running without a problem
@@EricksonMachinePerformance Thank you for responding i appreciate it. Also from the powerr side of the battery is a 13a type fuse. Should i replace this with a different size? I am thinking of trying it out with his 1 power wheels. Or do you think i should do 2 m12 milwaukee batteries? Thanks again
@@johnwarren7040 I would stay with 2 for the amp draw. I would also leave the stock fuse
@@EricksonMachinePerformance thanks again. I might end up just giving the 18v batteries a try. If all works out when i do i will post it up. Enjoy your day.
@@johnwarren7040 ur kids will love it
When will this kit be for sale?
im not going to sell them BUT if you want email me and ill help you set up everything you need
Hello are your Milwaukee batteries connected in Parallel or in Series?
Parallel
I bought these boards in a 2 pack from the link and they burnt up within 5 minutes. I set them to cutoff at 16 v.
Mine lasted 2 months. Then I hooked them up with 2. 1 for each battery and they are still going strong
Mine too lol. I’ll try hooking up one for each battery.
Can you share how you wired the dual low voltage cutoffs?
Curious.. does the full 18v hurt any of the on board sound effects modules? My kid loves them and I don't want to fry them.
I dont think it would i just tested and it works BUT to be fair my kids don't use it.
Hi great video! Can you share the wire up diagram please ? Having trouble following the footage in the video . Thanks much in advance !
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@@EricksonMachinePerformance do you have these wired up in parallel?
@@raycaldwell1107 yes
Were the wired in parallel?
yes
Me puedes asesorar para hacer lo mismo con el carro montable de mi hijo
What is the advantages and disadvantages to wiring them in series??
@@brentduvall5446
Parallel: 2 batteries keep the Voltage the same, Ah doubles so you get longevity
ex: 12v7ah + 12v7ah = 12v 14ah (negative to negative, positive to positive)
Series: 2 batteries double the Voltage. You will get a lot more power but the longevity is the same or slightly less than running one battery
ex: 12v7ah + 12v7ah = 24v 7ah (postive to negative)
With Power Wheels/BCP jeeps, etc, the factory motors are generally 12v as is the ESC, steering motor, etc. If you double the voltage, you will get big bump in power but will absolutely fry your components. Its VERY cheap relatively to upgrade these. Get something like the RX30 (24v ESD) with a remote control, 24v motors, and buy a contorller. Each of these components is pretty inexpensive. All said and done, you can greatly increase a ride-on/power wheels abilities for under $100 and some basic 101 wiring.
Take off the slow battery and make it even faster
I'm getting ready to do a new video with 6s lipos!!!
The quality of the camera
0:26
Unfortunately the first part the the video got messed up it was only 30 seconds. sorry
What's the run Time?
+40 min and thats with my 5 year old and 2 year old both in the powerwheels. Im getting ready to do another video with a speed controller for my daughters power wheels. That 1 should last a LOT LONGER but go almost the same speed as stock. And then the speed can be adjusted faster or slower
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Fake Milwaukee battery
You are correct. They work great for my kids power wheels!
Piggy back the batteries instead of economy mode and he can ride a wheelie until the pedal is fried 😂😂😂
We are building a new one for 50v
That being said my kids have used this setup for 3 years without issue. ( well ) my son last year put 3 7 yr old friends in it and stripped the transmission gears which is understandable. Other then that it has worked great
I'm slightly inclined to challenge this man and his son against my son and his power wheel.
Where are you located? That would be fun
@@EricksonMachinePerformance Romulus Mi
Your welcome to come.to NJ. I'll setup a day of powerwheel racing 🤣🤣🤣