Yes, looking forward to it! 😁

NEW! Ryobi 18-Volt ONE+ Powersource 150 Watt Battery Inverter - RYI150BG - BOX OPENING kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b8t7f8iVnpvMZmg.html. - Full Review Coming Soon.

Thanks STRING BEAN. I knew I was tired... but I completely missed the 'NEW' printed on the top corner of the box. 🤦‍♂️

Pro1er yeah she doesn’t love the heat but she hates the cold. We are actually moving for her health. 🤞It helps. The extreme weather changes, altitude, and zero humidity in Utah were really hard on her.

@@LoganEversole You just described the weather in Michigan - in a 24 hour period. We have a saying here, "If you don't like the weather, stick around." I truly hope she likes it there, moving is such a pain in the rear! Good luck to you and your family Logan and once you get settled, get those videos up!

Pro1er 🤣🤣🤣. Thanks! Yeah we need more videos for sure. So many tools to try out. The other guys that help out with the channel should be uploading more video soon as well.

Thanks Roy! So there are newer 3ah Lithium HP batteries than the P191’s that are included in the P166 kit?

@@SolelyRyobi the P195 (both still 54 Wh, both still HP) has different batteries inside that should, according to Ryobi, perform better, stay cooler and it has a smaller form factor.

Awesome! Thanks for the heads up. We will check them out.

Ed Mc Donald pretty sure dewault has a 120v (108v nominal) cordless li-ion battery powered table saw. I say 108v even though its labeled 120v, because dewault measures voltage of batteries when under 0 load, which is a little misleading. Their 20v is really 18v, their 60v is really 54, and their 120v is really 108v. Whats funny is that outside of north america, they are labeled with the proper voltage (18, 54,108). Weird right?

@@alexcrowder1673 yes i know dewalt has one. Just everything else i jave cordless is ryobi and wanted to stick with them.

$139 + Tax. Honestly it is probably too expensive for a fan like this... but the hybrid is nice.

AJ Havajian no, but if you have extra batteries you can get the 6 tool combo for 200$ that comes with 2 batteries. Im a ridgid and milwaukee guy myself, but its REALLY hard to beat ryobi's prices rightnow! Ryobis deal is basically half the cost of Ridgid and 1/4th the cost of milwaukee at the moment. They must rely on sheer sales numbers to turn a profit with margins that low. Ive noticed a ton of contractors with new ryobi tools lately. Sure its not top of the line in todays world, but a brand new brushless Ryobi tool is still gonna be MILES better than even a top of hilti tool from 2010 or older.

@@alexcrowder1673 thanks for the reply. I comp understand the differentiation between brands but ive been very happy with ryobi brushless line/ accumulated quute a variety/ and so no need for the offered combo sets. Not honestly crazy about cordless tools in general as the batts will eventually go bad. Ryobi has however (i bel), made a statement regarding the keeping of their battery style (and so i can use with some older tools around). That and their variety wer both huge selling points/ tho if u ask me, think they were a generation off in making that commitment. Gotta say tho, havent had a single problem with anything yet &im heavy handed &hard on equipment at times Mostly i go air or corded.. also a fan of harbor freight/ air tool line esp Thank u again for taking the time