bjrenn
06-16-2006, 11:38 AM
I think I originally posted this in the wrong forum (Suggestion Box?) It might be beneficial to post it here as well.
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I read the write-up in PM magazine that stacked up the latest lines of Lithium Ion battery operated power tools (Ridgid 24v, Makita 18v, Milwaukee 28v, and Bosch 10.8v), and it was an informative article.
Two things that I pulled away from the article were: First, when is Ridgid going to release any information on their website about this new product launch? It always seems that the website is 24 volts behind. Second, Milwaukee is going to be producing a line of 18v Li-ion replacement batteries for their older, more saturated power tools.
So, my suggestion is this - Why doesn't Ridgid discuss and employ a similar strategy for Ridgid Nation (18v Li-ion replacements instead of the Max 2.5, that you can't even buy solo - except for on Ebay as a broken up combo kit). I thought this was a brilliant move by Milwaukee, and think that Ridgid should at least hear this from one of thier avid consumers. Just a thought... but, a darn good one I think!!
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I read the write-up in PM magazine that stacked up the latest lines of Lithium Ion battery operated power tools (Ridgid 24v, Makita 18v, Milwaukee 28v, and Bosch 10.8v), and it was an informative article.
Two things that I pulled away from the article were: First, when is Ridgid going to release any information on their website about this new product launch? It always seems that the website is 24 volts behind. Second, Milwaukee is going to be producing a line of 18v Li-ion replacement batteries for their older, more saturated power tools.
So, my suggestion is this - Why doesn't Ridgid discuss and employ a similar strategy for Ridgid Nation (18v Li-ion replacements instead of the Max 2.5, that you can't even buy solo - except for on Ebay as a broken up combo kit). I thought this was a brilliant move by Milwaukee, and think that Ridgid should at least hear this from one of thier avid consumers. Just a thought... but, a darn good one I think!!