Oh I’ve got a really good one. If you’ve got a Dyson vacuum, eventually the battery will die. Don’t replace it with another Dyson battery! Instead get one of these:
I just got one of these recently too. What a dream!!! No more half the house on a single charge nonsense. No more proprietary garbage. Just makes sense
I believe 18V and 20V lithium batteries are two ways of talking about the same thing (5 lithium cells in series, making up the battery). One refers to the nominal voltage of the pack, and the other refers to the maximum voltage of the pack. I think certain manufacturers (DeWalt, and possibly others) started using the max voltage as a marketing tactic.
Thanks that’s good to know. I’ve got a Dyson V8 and I also have a fair sized collection of Bosch blue 18V stuff. But my point was really that DeWalt 20V and Bosch 18V (for example) is the same number of cells and same pack voltage at different points in the charge cycle. It’s just that one is marketed differently.
Oh I’ve got a really good one. If you’ve got a Dyson vacuum, eventually the battery will die. Don’t replace it with another Dyson battery! Instead get one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W2K4SVT
And get a couple Dewalt 20V batteries (20V is important, don’t use 18V batteries).
Boom, you’ve got an interchangeable battery system for your Dyson!
Brilliant
I just got one of these recently too. What a dream!!! No more half the house on a single charge nonsense. No more proprietary garbage. Just makes sense
Fucking amazing
I believe 18V and 20V lithium batteries are two ways of talking about the same thing (5 lithium cells in series, making up the battery). One refers to the nominal voltage of the pack, and the other refers to the maximum voltage of the pack. I think certain manufacturers (DeWalt, and possibly others) started using the max voltage as a marketing tactic.
Some of the reviews say that the 18V batteries can’t sustain the max suction mode, so I would be wary to use them. The Dyson’s battery is 21.6 volts.
Thanks that’s good to know. I’ve got a Dyson V8 and I also have a fair sized collection of Bosch blue 18V stuff. But my point was really that DeWalt 20V and Bosch 18V (for example) is the same number of cells and same pack voltage at different points in the charge cycle. It’s just that one is marketed differently.
Wow this is amazing.
As crazy as it sounds I wish there was also a kit to add a cord to the thing. Love the vacuum hate the ewaste.
I mean if you like to tinker with electronics it should be fairly doable with an external power supply