STIHL battery development | Behind the scenes
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
- STIHL AP 500 Battery: the power of innovation.
Join us in this deep-dive into STIHL's innovation process, where we uncover the technology packed into the STIHL AP 500 battery. Follow along as our team takes you on a journey through the rigorous stress testing process, showcasing how we push boundaries of our technology to guarantee durability and top-notch performance in any situation. With the AP 500, we're changing the game in tool power, offering extended run times and unwavering performance for all your professional outdoor tasks.
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The concrete mixer is cool for testing. 😀
Multiple batterirs failed ap300s brother and i brought one each for power tools and they both failed a month out of warranty. Mine was lightly used in a leaf blower and he had 3 batteries for whipper snipper so they were never worked hard and still failed. I have multiple makita batteries over 10 years and never had a failure.
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I don’t like the lack of choice in the matter. The batteries might be the future, but I don’t like how some governments are forcing it. Let the better tool win.
Even if the AS batteries are probably not developed by Stihl itself, will there be higher capacity ones? Stihl is expanding the AS lineup - please make better batteries too!
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So much R&D but were unable to make a functioning air filter for the ms180
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I would you rather develop new small gas engines. Small 4 strokes and more fuel injection engines like the 500i chainsaw. I don’t want battery powered tools. I’m not alone. 🙄
Many of these new battery powered tools are actually really good, have you tried them?
@@TheOne24115 Nope & don’t care to 😁
And I want battery tools, I know also I not alone.
I build log houses for a living and have the msa 300. And it works like a charm. It more power fulI than any 50cc, but I can say eats battery so runtime is a little bit worst. But that not problem for me when the chargers are always on my worksite. Another good thing with the msa 300 is we finally have proper chainsaw saw for indoors work.
Not alone but a definitely a minority, in reality nobody would use 4stroke in a handheld situation, more weight, less power, less rpm, oil problems when run upside down and more moving parts, probably even more expensive
Injection will probably come in more pro models
Battery powered is rightfully the main path of development and already really good
If you have the chance to try some out, take it
Except msa 300 everything else I've tested, I wouldn't even consider buying the gas model in the same power range
to many advantages of battery powered tools in low and medium power applications
@@chrisb9478 - can't really make intelligent comments unless you've objectively tried the alternative then, can you? The market is going battery - no one is developing new gas engines in this market space. I have a friend who runs a large landscaping / maintenance business with 100% battery tools. Nearly zero maintenance, and gets a ton of government and strata contracts because their gear is so quiet and not belching out blue smoke.