It is our Powerstack battery, utilizes flat cells stacked on top of each other versus traditional cylindrical cells. Benefits of this cell design is 50% more battery power, a much longer battery life, smaller battery footprint, and a much reduced weight.
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It is our Powerstack battery, utilizes flat cells stacked on top of each other versus traditional cylindrical cells. Benefits of this cell design is 50% more battery power, a much longer battery life, smaller battery footprint, and a much reduced weight.
I'm a boomer who couldn't figure out what to do with the QR code.
Looks like a great step forward in battery technology.
Looks like a great step forward in battery technology.
You are correct, this type of tech is very important because the need to run larger or more demanding equipment effectively in a cordless application requires a battery capable enough to support it. Something overly large in size and heavy in weight is not ideal.
Ill give you all my Ryobi stuff if you give me some new DeWalt stuff. 
I will say compact tools and batteries do make a huge difference. I was putting the closets together in my daughters rooms and swapping their doors. Using my brushless Ryobi impact driver with a 4aH over my head was tiring after awhile. Ended up using my compact drill with the 2aH to make pilot holes just to save my arm strength then using the impact driver to bring it home.
Probably could have just used the 2aH for the impact driver, but its not the compact version, so it is still a little heavy after awhile.
She will enjoy it now though. No need for dressers and has mirror doors now.
I will say compact tools and batteries do make a huge difference. I was putting the closets together in my daughters rooms and swapping their doors. Using my brushless Ryobi impact driver with a 4aH over my head was tiring after awhile. Ended up using my compact drill with the 2aH to make pilot holes just to save my arm strength then using the impact driver to bring it home.
Probably could have just used the 2aH for the impact driver, but its not the compact version, so it is still a little heavy after awhile.
She will enjoy it now though. No need for dressers and has mirror doors now.
I'm a boomer who couldn't figure out what to do with the QR code.
Looks like a great step forward in battery technology.
Don't feel bad, I was looking for the RPO codes on my truck and had to google search to find out there is a QR code and all the RPO codes are hidden within it
The engines I work on mostly require smaller tooling. The ability to sneak a ratcheting tool behind a turbo and knock some shit out is gold. Entire goal of mine is least invasive as possible. Take as little apart as possible.
I break aton of stuff loose with these. More fasteners than you think. But there ones I'll toss a 3/8s ratchet on just to break it free first. Mostly on bolts that are 3 inches or longer.
I break aton of stuff loose with these. More fasteners than you think. But there ones I'll toss a 3/8s ratchet on just to break it free first. Mostly on bolts that are 3 inches or longer.
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