JohnnyLoves
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The following bike light can be made using some parts you may just have lying around, made mine for about 10 bucks, and boy does this puppy shine!
http://www.instructables.com/id/Ultimate-18v-Bike-Light!/
Revisions: Instead of the water bottle shown in the instructable, I used a small seat bag.
I also used a pair of alligator clips to connect the drill battery to my light. -> It depends on the battery style you have, I happened to have a Craftsman 15.6V lying around. If you have the slide in style batteries seen on many ryobi brand power tools, you will need to use the method shown.
Good Luck,
John
http://www.instructables.com/id/Ultimate-18v-Bike-Light!/
Revisions: Instead of the water bottle shown in the instructable, I used a small seat bag.
I also used a pair of alligator clips to connect the drill battery to my light. -> It depends on the battery style you have, I happened to have a Craftsman 15.6V lying around. If you have the slide in style batteries seen on many ryobi brand power tools, you will need to use the method shown.
Good Luck,
John