Version 2.0. Should have Dual battery, dual motor. You have the option to run a single motor/18v for longer run time or dual motor/36v for more power. Please also add a plug in option on the same unit. A Hybrid power vacuum. You might just have yourself the best portable vacuum.
I think the 36v duel m18 battery tools was a bad idea. The issue I have with the duel battery tools like their leaf blower and mower is when the tool I'ds out of power I take the batteries out and almost always 1 battery says it's at 50% and the other is drained. I'm sick of that happening so I'm only gonna buy m18 single battery tools and hop Milwaukee makes a 60v battery for more heavy tools like this.
Phillip thank you for comparing these two vacuums. These are the two that I am considering but the extra batteries in the 9 gallon is a negative to me. I have plenty of m18 batteries including 4 12 amp hour batteries but I agree with you that despite more power, you will then lose two batteries at once. Is there a big difference in power between the two in your opinion?…I wanna pull the trigger on the 6 gallon but not wanting to sacrifice the power…Thanks Phil!…Paul
I can notice the difference between the two. After using the dual vac for a long period of time and switching to the single battery. You notice the less suction the single produces.
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Version 2.0. Should have Dual battery, dual motor. You have the option to run a single motor/18v for longer run time or dual motor/36v for more power. Please also add a plug in option on the same unit. A Hybrid power vacuum. You might just have yourself the best portable vacuum.
Just a some information 12, 8 and 6 use the 21700 batteries instead of the 18650 which deliver more power to the tools.
I think the 36v duel m18 battery tools was a bad idea. The issue I have with the duel battery tools like their leaf blower and mower is when the tool I'ds out of power I take the batteries out and almost always 1 battery says it's at 50% and the other is drained. I'm sick of that happening so I'm only gonna buy m18 single battery tools and hop Milwaukee makes a 60v battery for more heavy tools like this.
Phillip thank you for comparing these two vacuums. These are the two that I am considering but the extra batteries in the 9 gallon is a negative to me. I have plenty of m18 batteries including 4 12 amp hour batteries but I agree with you that despite more power, you will then lose two batteries at once. Is there a big difference in power between the two in your opinion?…I wanna pull the trigger on the 6 gallon but not wanting to sacrifice the power…Thanks Phil!…Paul
I can notice the difference between the two. After using the dual vac for a long period of time and switching to the single battery. You notice the less suction the single produces.
@@PhillipBridgesReviews …Thank you Phillip!