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Like I said I am not racing to be the first one to own one. Don’t believe me google it or look it up on YouTube. Dewalt had to act fast to fix a known flaw and then pass that cost on to the consumer to fix that problem. Ask anyone who bought Dewalts 60v contractor table saw….if they tell you it’s the best thing ever they are likely blowing smoke.

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But just to have the latest and greatest is not all what it’s cracked up to be. Now if the could make it an affordable option then it would make sense. To much money and to much hype in my opinion.

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The batteries will still need to be charged and if I where to guess 1 battery will likely cost more than any generator that would power the equivalent AC tool.

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Dewalt Battery Adapter 18V / 20V Slide Battery to Dewalt 18V XRP Tools. However the cost of Generators has come down over the years and then it only comes down to cost efficiency. Dewalt Battery Adapter 18V / 20V Slide Battery to Dewalt 18V XRP Tools. I know some will say it’s convenient, I say it’s only convenient in the event there is no power source. It’s gonna be had pressed for anyone to jump on board if the cost to operate the AC counterpart is cheaper in the end. No one in this comment section has really touched on the cost of these products. We shall see, but I’m optimistic either way. I feel that this is actually impressive, and that DeWalt have one upped Milwaukee MX Fuel and took a cue from Makitas ConnectX, and perhaps may do the concept better. The upside to this Dewalt system is the of the voltage is 120v right off the bat, then it would simply need to be converted from DC to AC to make use of its wattage. When Powershift makes a backpack battery and Flexvolt tools that run off of it (backpack dust extractor and dummy battery for a Flexvolt tool perhaps?) then maybe everyone will realize Makita wasn’t dumb for what theyve been trying with ConnectX. I think this is similar to the ConnectX system from Makita, which can run 40v tools with a single adapter and with upcoming adapters even 80v tools, and now with the BAC adapter up to 1400 watt AC power tools.

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My guess based on these pictures, which would be a crazy guess if true, is that this is a more full fledged 120v flexible system that is essentially two 60v batteries in series that can run full machines or split the power to be in parallel where one 60v section of the battery runs a Flexvolt tool and the other 60v section runs another accessory via one large pack.Īnother reason this makes me think this is because the Power shift system is not a voltage named system, and the batteries aren’t listed with amp hours but watts, which would mean you can know right away if you can run an AC item based on the wattage.

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