Home Depot has
Ridgid 18V Cordless Hybrid Jobsite Fan w/ 2.0 Ah Battery for
$79.
Shipping is free or choose store pickup where stock permits.
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Note, pickup availability will vary by location.
Includes;- 18V Cordless Hybrid Jobsite Fan (R860721)
- 2.0 Ah Lithium-Ion battery (AC8400802)
Key Features:- Air movement abilities with 670 CFM and 1070 FPM
- Decibel level of less than 50 dBA
- Hybrid capability allows battery powered operation or use of an extension cord
- 10 mounting options for maximum usability and convenience
- 2.0 Ah Battery is compatible with all RIDGID 18V Tools
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Direct Tools Outlet has the old one for $60 without a battery so this seems like a deal if you need or want the 2.0 battery.
Edit: I misread it. It is 670 CFM and 1070 Feet Per Minute.
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Direct Tools Outlet has the old one for $60 without a battery so this seems like a deal if you need or want the 2.0 battery.
Direct Tools Outlet has the old one for $60 without a battery so this seems like a deal if you need or want the 2.0 battery.
Direct Tools Outlet has the old one for $60 without a battery so this seems like a deal if you need or want the 2.0 battery.
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If this had a charger it would be a great gift!
I think I have an extra charger or 2, so maybe....
But, I love the battery powered fans. With 4ah batteries they last comfortably for the daytime if you're outside. The fact that the new ones are more powerful has me interested to learn more. Do they drain faster? If so, it may not be worth it because I don't even use the old ones on full blast most of the time.
But, I love the battery powered fans. With 4ah batteries they last comfortably for the daytime if you're outside. The fact that the new ones are more powerful has me interested to learn more. Do they drain faster? If so, it may not be worth it because I don't even use the old ones on full blast most of the time.
I think it's safe to say the newer version wouldn't run nearly as long at max CFM. I have the original, it's ok but neither of these is going to perform like a regular AC fan. A box fan can put out twice the airflow.
Why didn't they just slightly increase the size of the fan to address flow complaints? Who knows.
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