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Tuesday, March 20, 2018
Craftsman Conductive Charging Hinted By Fli Charge?
Pro Tool Reviews: Maybe you’ve heard of Fli charging, maybe you haven’t. You’re probably at least somewhat familiar with the technology, or at least aware that it exists. In a nutshell, Fli Charge technology uses a conductive charging system that allows powered surfaces to charge a variety of battery powered devices.
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Having tools that can be charged just by putting them down on a charging surface without having to remove the battery would be a really interesting time saver because if the drill is starting to die and you are working in a shop (as opposed to a load in or strike situation) you could bring out the charging pad and put it by your workstation and between drilling just put it on the charging pad and you could continually use the drill. This saves on having to always have a spare battery that is fully charged. I don’t know much about how batteries are effected based on charging on and off as opposed to fulling allowing it to charge between uses, so I don’t know if what I’m imaging is actually good for the battery. Regardless, I think the charging pad is really interesting and definitely has a high intrigue factor but except for the above situation, I don’t know how useful it really is.
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