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If they charge quickly, maybe just have two sets of batteries, and require customers to let you charge the unused ones while you work?
by DoofusOfDeath 6y ago
If they charge quickly, maybe just have two sets of batteries, and require customers to let you charge the unused ones while you work?
- ganoushoreilly 6y agoThey don't charge all that quickly and I don't think customers want people plugging in battery chargers at their homes, at least I wouldn't. All it takes is one bootleg charger from amazon, or one bootleg battery from amazon (of which there are plenty of examples) and boom nasty battery fire. I would place money on that being a magnitude more likely than a spontaneous fire from combustables in the back of a truck. EDIT: Let's downvote instead of actually having a proper response. I can't wait until the bubble some of you live in pops and all of this nonsense goes away.
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- imoverclocked 6y agoI have a Stihl electric polesaw/weed eater/brush/… combo with a backpack battery. That battery outlasts my ability to use it in a day. Multiple small batteries is an extremely doable solution for a professional. Also, what you add in battery charging, you easily make up with reduced maintenance of the tool.