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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
fightnews
Good guess from me huh? Cordless tools never have the power of thier corded counterparts and batteries are over 100 a peice
That is my biggest gripe, they just never match the outright power of corded tools, ofcourse they can’t with a weaker power source. Batteries are the other gripe, short lifespan after x amount of charges and reduced performance on low charge. Just more cons than pros to be honest.
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
Ronin47
Say what?
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
Cruzscarwash
So me being a mobile guy this new cordless Flex da is the perfect tool not only can I carry it in a detail back with me when I go to car shows to do test Bots for potential customers but when I'm doing a basic wash in a car and if a customer happened to say hey I've got this scratch over here you think you can get it out I don't have to set everything up pull out the polisher my generator extension cord plug it in drag out a hundred foot 1/4 what not I just pop in the battery work the scratch and be done with it so yes for practical use as a mobile detailer this is genius if I was detailing entire car I don't see this being very practical or something that I'd use
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another scenario would be if someone wants an enhancement package and lives in an apartment complex where water and electricity wouldn't be available. you can do a water/rinseless wash and then zip around with an AIO and be done with it. i would order an extra battery so you have another ready to go at a moments notice. these cordless options are great depending on where your client/customer may live and the situation it may bring...
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
VISITOR
another scenario would be if someone wants an enhancement package and lives in an apartment complex where water and electricity wouldn't be available. you can do a water/rinseless wash and then zip around with an AIO and be done with it. i would order an extra battery so you have another ready to go at a moments notice. these cordless options are great depending on where your client/customer may live and the situation it may bring...
It comes with 2 and they last 45 mins and take 45 mins to charge so 2 MIGHT work
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
Cruzscarwash
It comes with 2 and they last 45 mins and take 45 mins to charge so 2 MIGHT work
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didn't know that, even better...
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
Cruzscarwash
It comes with 2 and they last 45 mins and take 45 mins to charge so 2 MIGHT work
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Might is the most important word of that statement. With 2 battery packs, you are relying on the battery pack lasting exactly 45 minutes, and the spare taking exactly 45 minutes to recharage. both of which ahave the distinct possibility of not being true. Lean too hard on the poliser for some trouble spots, and the battery will not last 45 minites. Take the lithium battery town to 0%, and it may take longer than 56 minutes to charge (and will most likely reduce the number of charge cycles the battery pack will last for). For a detialer using his polisher for extended periods, a third battery pack is a really good idea.
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
So what 2 models come out in March of 2018?
Bill Strobel
Owner Independent Towing & Repair
Fayetteville, NC
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
kkritsilas
Might is the most important word of that statement. With 2 battery packs, you are relying on the battery pack lasting exactly 45 minutes, and the spare taking exactly 45 minutes to recharage. both of which ahave the distinct possibility of not being true. Lean too hard on the poliser for some trouble spots, and the battery will not last 45 minites. Take the lithium battery town to 0%, and it may take longer than 56 minutes to charge (and will most likely reduce the number of charge cycles the battery pack will last for). For a detialer using his polisher for extended periods, a third battery pack is a really good idea.
Agreed. If you are using cordless, and doing so because you are mobile, where are you going to charge the batteries at? 2 batteries are not enough.
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
A couple of questions:
- Are the cordless models brushless?
- Is there a soft rubber bumper that comes with the tool to cover the battery pack to help prevent accidental damage of the battery pack upon hitting or touching a vehicle's surface or is this as an accessory?
Thank you.
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Re: New FLEX Tools Introduced at SEMA!
Originally Posted by
Deviant Detail
- Are the cordless models brushless?
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