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kincaid · 2025-04-30 18:03:28

I do have Milwaukee tools and I see there an adapter available to attach to a 18v Milwaukee to jump start a car, car being 12v and Milwaukee battery being 18v would it be okto use on the newer vehicles

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I do have Milwaukee tools and I see there an adapter available to attach to a 18v Milwaukee to jump start a car, car being 12v and Milwaukee battery being 18v would it be okto use on the newer vehicles

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Presume the output voltage is regulated to 12V?

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