You buy stuff even when you don't need it because it was a good deal? I thought I was the only one.
@henryskinner1092
Жыл бұрын
Me too.
@5Lax
Жыл бұрын
I'll need it eventually 🤠
@robertmason7553
7 ай бұрын
I do it all the time.
@robertc.6441
Жыл бұрын
Great Video! I have a lot of cordless tools, and most of them are not Ryobi, however my eyes were bulging when I seen some of these new Ryobi cordless tools and batteries! There are some of them I am just going to have to buy, hopefully I will luckily catch some of them on sale so I can afford them!
@showersdpn
Жыл бұрын
Dogs are people too. 9 kids is what you have. Lol!
@josipdolic6391
Жыл бұрын
Long time user of this brand
@josebilecki3295
Жыл бұрын
I'm going 2 buy you a TV 2 keep you entertained bro
@KillerRaptorr
Жыл бұрын
Interesting. They came out with the V2 of the 1800 power generator for 18volts x4 per location. Compared to 1 per location for the old 40volt. Now they decide to make a internal battery version that DOES have passive charging? >_> Shouldn't the 18volt have passive charge to? As for the 40volt. That might be a surprise for most. But with 4 12ah it can get around 1980wh of power. But there is a Trick you can do to get it up to 5200wh's. Pricey. But get 4 of their 3cell 40volt backpacks. Slot the dummy batteries into the 4 slots. Each of the packs will have 3 40volt 12ah cells in them. That gives a HUGE wooping amount of power. And since the 40volt only i believe uses 1 cell at a time. You could likely recharge the backpack by the time the next cell looses power. Though sure this isn't a practical usage. But for a semi stationary way. It could be usable if you want 5kwh power. The only thing iffy about the so called passive charge on the new internal battery version. Is HOW MUCH can it take in vs pushing out. I mean if it could take in 1000watts while powering 500watts out. That means it still has 500watts for charging and the 500watts output for the device. So you could run a AC unit 1000watt without using a dime of battery power. But...........Would they really have it passive charge up that far is the big question. (And from what i'm also seeing. THEY GOT A PAIRING SYSTEM! BoooooYA!!!!! 1300wh to 1300wh = 2600wh baby. Lets go. (And it can be used from their gas, or electric non-internals to. Flexibility there.)
@livefreeandtoolon
Жыл бұрын
All good points!! Thanks for.sharing
@rolandm9750
Жыл бұрын
I'm confused about the glue gun. The old glue gun, the P305 didn't have the drip tray on it. They released a new model, the P307, where the main differences were the built-in drip tray and the multiple nozzles included (instead of buy-separate items). Now there's this "new" new version, which again doesn't have the drip tray, and again just comes with one nozzle? What is the point of this? What is better about this than the P307 or different about it than the older P305...except different looks? Are they feeling okay? lol Edit: Looks like the "advantages" are being smaller and heating up a little faster than the P305. But still looks fairly unnecessary.
@hydroaegis6658
Жыл бұрын
Incremental upgrade that benefits new customers.
@moeali4765
Жыл бұрын
Can you please do a review of the spot cleaner when you get it? How long will it run on a fully charger 8ah and 12ah if you get those batteries. Im a detailer and this would be great for me to use instead of plugging cords and crap
@livefreeandtoolon
Жыл бұрын
Absolutely
@KillerRaptorr
Жыл бұрын
Those are gonna be some beast of batteries. And if i'm right by the looks of it. It looks like the 12ah version is using the bigger 2700 batteries vs the older packs and 8ah using 18650cells. Which might explain why it's size is almost double the 8ah. Even though it's 4ah more. Cause 2ah and 4ah 18650cell versions are just a single to double stack battery. So that'd only be 2 18650cell in height stack bigger if it was using the older 18650version batteries.
@user-jz7lz5dj9t
Жыл бұрын
Is the internal battery generator with passthrough lithium ion, lithium polymer or lithium iron phosphate?😊
@livefreeandtoolon
Жыл бұрын
Ryobi didn't give that detail...
@KillerRaptorr
Жыл бұрын
It's largely Lithium NMC. That is the most common used cell. Though it's cycle is 500 before 80%. So that's 20% every 500cycles. Lithium Polymer been very fazed out from use. And not alot of companies use the less density Lithium Phosphate aka Lifepo4 cells. Which sure do have a much large cycle life and are WAY safer since they don't catch fire. But due to some reason the density for them suck, So companies avoid them. Plus most 18650/2700 cells are Lithium NMC. Some are rarely the 18650 Lifepo4 versions. I don't think they make them in 2700 since they aren't used much in the 18650. And Lithium polymer is the flat kind of thing cells. They don't make Polymer batteries in the 18650 systems.
@muhammadkurbanov9184
Жыл бұрын
Ryobi day happens every year?
@livefreeandtoolon
Жыл бұрын
Yes, around Father's day
@nelchan2421
Жыл бұрын
no more 12v tools?
@KillerRaptorr
Жыл бұрын
Their coming out with powerful 4volt USB Lithiums that's pretty much are as powerful as the 12volts. I mean the dram tool from 12volt to corded to 4volt usb lithium. All are pretty much match expect for the usb lithium only be less then 10.000rpm difference. But that's just speed. Torque on motors can be a huge difference between old to newer motors. So the usb one might have 2-3x more torque control to withstand less bottleneck.
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