Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
People always ask me if there is a way to run their 18V RYOBI tools off of AC. I recently purchased a RYOBI P750 18V Pump. It came with a 18V 8.3A Power Brick. They use standard Audio XLR connectors. I used a 18V battery carcass from the recycle bin and wired it to a male XLR connector. It works great for low power RYOBI 18V tools. It did not work for high Amperage tools.
Things I used:
* RYOBI HYBRID Transfer pump model P750 ( ryobitools.com/products/details/33287171477 )
* Male XLR Audio plug ( amzn.to/3zDSoeI )
* 12AWG stranded silicon wire ( amzn.to/3OK8BTI )
* security T10 drivers ( amzn.to/2GLxa5y )
* wire stripper ( amzn.to/30LCBbE )
* wire terminal crimper ( amzn.to/3lrpq7Y )
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People always ask me if there is a way to run their 18V RYOBI tools off of AC. I recently purchased a RYOBI P750 18V Pump. It came with a 18V 8.3A Power Brick. They use standard Audio XLR connectors. I used a 18V battery carcass from the recycle bin and wired it to a male XLR connector. It works great for low power RYOBI 18V tools. It did not work for high Amperage tools.
Things I used:
* RYOBI HYBRID Transfer pump model P750 ( ryobitools.com/products/details/33287171477 )
* Male XLR Audio plug ( amzn.to/3zDSoeI )
* 12AWG stranded silicon wire ( amzn.to/3OK8BTI )
* security T10 drivers ( amzn.to/2GLxa5y )
* wire stripper ( amzn.to/30LCBbE )
* wire terminal crimper ( amzn.to/3lrpq7Y )
FTC Disclaimer:
We may earn commissions for purchases made through the links below.
As Amazon Associates we earn from qualifying purchases.
