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Thanks guys. Not real sure about the run time, sorry.

Absolutely love this thing. It's perfect for what I'll be using it for. Kind of did this demo with the adapter on as a 'worst case scenario'. Obviously the extension wand will put you closer to your surface and would probably perform even better than in the video...

I picked it up last night and love it. About to post a video...

Thanks, Chris! Appreciate the info.

I've never ordered from the UK Amazon site. Do you just use your normal sign in or do you have to create a new account? Edit: Looks like it would be $151 for the bare tool and I wouldn't get it til Thursday. I actually would want it for Wednesday. Oh well....

Thanks for the link. That's the one that helped me decide to get the Bosch, but I couldn't locate it the other day. I'm tempted to get it....I just wish the newer version was released here in the US. From what I read, it'll be here early next year.

To this point, I kind of view my Ryobi collection as 'affordable specialty tools'...nothing I'd dedicate toward rigorous work. Not due to any negative experiences, it's just I have other tools for that purpose. My current collection consists of the cordless miter saw, floodlight, spotlight, and string trimmer. I have had in the past and have some more pretty involved jobs coming up requiring quite a bit of drilling in concrete. While I know the Bosch can take the abuse, I'm considering getting the Ryobi SDS (bare tool) to use while the Bosch is cooling down. Not a clue how it performs though and was wondering if anyone here has used one?

It can carry quad-fifties! Must be why it sold so quick.

I purchased this on June 22, 2015 with the intent of using it as a side business for real estate photography & videos. I simply don't have the time to give to another business and don't have the time to use it as a hobby. This could be an excellent tool for documenting your work, giving unique perspectives of projects, etc. I have used this less than ten times. It's flawless and the video quality is amazing. If you've never seen the video these can shoot, go to YouTube and do a search for 'Phantom 3'. It records 4k UHD video and can fly up to 400' high and approximately one mile away. For the quadcopter, the remote, two batteries and the backpack, I paid $1,519 plus $7.80 shipping. For the extra battery, I paid $151.99. For the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 (7 inch, 8gb) I paid $115.99. Total invested is $1794.78. This has never been wrecked, crashed or flown into anything. It is a complete, flawless package and ready to go. I am asking $1,600 shipped anywhere in the lower 48.

08 GT only came with a 4.0 or 4.6 not a 5.3.

I picked up the Ryobi (click) last year and so far have no complaints. 185mph, 510cfm, $199, 3 year warranty.

The charger is brand new and has never been used. The battery has seen light use since I primarily use the smaller 2.0Ah batteries. $100 shipped to the lower 48.

Got the blower today. Not much to say, it works!

I ordered the 20v blower off CPO, it's due here on Thursday. Looking forward to getting it mainly for cleaning up job sites from drill dust from concrete, brick, etc.

Thanks, Chris! I enjoy it...particularly installing dimensional letters & architectural-type signs. Hawaii would be a great place to install signs I would think!

Nalu, good eye! Yep, I'm in the sign business. I'm self-employed and primarily provide sub-contract sign installations for other sign companies. I've been in the sign business for about 14 years or so. What all do you do? Is there a way to tag members on here so they see when you write something? I missed Nalu's comment...wished I would have seen it earlier.

Thanks guys and thanks for sharing the labels, Nalu.

I picked up the Ryobi LED worklight and the spotlight. They're both pretty great.

Thanks, guys!

And Ryobi!

Thank you, sir! Nothing wrong with the red. Plus there's a bunch of yellow on the other side of the truck. Thank you, sir.

Thanks, Chris! Thanks, Andrew. The cart rides in the bed of the truck with the ladder(s). If I get a bunch of stuff that needs to go in the bed, I can strap the ladder on top of the bed cover. Usually does the trick and gives me enough room.

Thanks! Here's a quick video as well: