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sure, I do think there should be several standard form factors, based on the fact that there's different voltage tools alone. But it can still be standardized s
by asddubs 5y ago
sure, I do think there should be several standard form factors, based on the fact that there's different voltage tools alone. But it can still be standardized so that there's just like 4 - 6 to choose from, rather than every manufacturer forcing you into their ecosystem of incompatible chargers and batteries.
- Scoundreller 5y agoEven within ecosystem I get confused. Can I use a Toro 60V chainsaw battery with their 60V snowblowers at reduced runtime? Or vice versa? I bet the answer on that kind of thing will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. edit: thinking further, can I just get an extension cable and put the battery pack in a backpack? I'd rather that than carry it around in a chainsaw form factor.
- asddubs 5y agobosch also has two incompatible battery systems for their cheaper green lines and their blue line aimed at professionals.