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HART 20V Power Tools Battery Conversion GuideLooking for a HART 20V battery adapter to use other brands' battery packs on your HART 20V power tools? You came to the right place. This page provides recommendation of battery adapters and various methods for you to do just that. 
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Bauer 20V Battery PackThe DIY adapter above is a do-it-yourself adapter, so you will need to provide the circuitry to make it work. The Bauer 20V interface is practically the same as the DeWALT 20V MAX battery interface. Since the DeWALT batteries do not have built-in over-discharge circuitry (see this thread), chances are, the Bauer 20V battery also doesn't contain over-discharge circuitry. So you'll want to consider that as you build the adapter. Craftsman V20 20V Battery PackThe DIY adapter above is a do-it-yourself adapter, so you will need to provide the circuitry to make it work. It's not clear whether the over-discharge circuit is in the Craftsman V20 tool or the Craftsman V20 battery. So you'll want to consider that as you build the adapter. DeWALT 20-Volt MAX Battery PackThe DIY adapter above is a do-it-yourself adapter, so you will need to provide the circuitry to make it work. The DeWALT batteries do not have built-in over-discharge circuitry, instead, the protection is in the DeWALT tool (see this thread). So you'll want to consider that as you build the adapter. Milwaukee M18 Red Lithium 18V Battery PackThe DIY adapter above is a do-it-yourself adapter, so you will need to provide the circuitry to make it work. The M18 batteries do not have built-in over-discharge circuitry, instead, the protection is in the M18 tool (see this thread). So you'll want to consider that as you build the adapter. Ridgid 18V Battery PackThe DIY adapter above is a do-it-yourself adapter, so you will need to provide the circuitry to make it work. Ridgid's web site for its batteries claims, "provides protection against short-circuit, over-current and over-discharge protection as well as cell balancing" in its batteries. So you'll want to consider that as you build the adapter. Related Links
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