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DysonInventsBig
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The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Original Message Mar 7, 2009 4:21 pm |
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~ The DDM DC22 (TurboHead & MotorHead) arrives in the U.S. ~
James Dyson and his team invent another revolutionary vacuum and invent another Dyson only market segment.
 - Pre-motor filter to be washed once every seven years.
- The on/off button lights red when it's time to clean pre-motor filter.
- The pre-motor filter is large and fits AROUND the motor.
 - The DDM is extremely powerful.
- The DDM can/will outlast its user.
- The DDM automatically shuts off when airflow is interrupted for more than 10 seconds.
- The Hepa filter AFTER the motor will never turn black with carbon dust and never needs attention.
- Controls are in the hose handle.
- A DC05 MotorHead-like power nozzle. Telescopic wand.
- A very cool bare floor nozzle, and very cool full sized attachments (which store on the hose).
Update... - Exclusive: Patented Dyson Digital Motor, very powerful!, unique and strong sounding. Should/could last a lifetime (your lifetime).
- Exclusive: Little or possibly no pre-filter maintenance if bin is emptied as recommended.
- Exclusive: Patented Telescopic Wand: Lightweight, plastic, very strong.
- Exclusive: Filtration - Core + Root Technology, w/ 21 high efficiency cyclones.
- Motor burn out: If airflow is cut off, if pre-filter clogs (prematurely or after many, many years of use) - motor shuts down and a signal light illuminates.
- Size: Small, DC05 - like. Compacts down via the patented TW.
- Controls: In handle, power on/off, hi/lo speeds, brush on/off.
- Retail: $799. Sold exclusively through independent Dyson dealers where the vacuum can be properly demonstrated and it’s benefits explained.
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Venson
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #178 Apr 17, 2009 6:16 pm |
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Your mention of the automatic setting reducing the suction, rings a bell. I think Hoover UK a few years ago, had an automatic setting on their top-flight cylinder bagged model (was it the 'Sensory' series?). As far as I know, there will probably be an air-pressure sensor that detects 'loss of airflow', thus causing the motor speed to be reduced.</p><p>I've an odd feeling that there was a Hoover before the 'Sensory' range, that did the same thing (was it one of the later 'Sensotronics' or the succeeding 'Alpinas'?) If memory serves me correctly, we had a spin-off of the automatic European Hoover canister that have arrived around the very late 70s/early 80s. It was brown in color. Hoover later followed up with the Dimension canister series in the 1980s the top of the line model upped motor speed when suction was challenged. Naturally I bought one of those too. What I liked was that you could let it run at whatever the middle speed was and the machine would up speed as the bag filled. Venson
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CarmineD
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #179 Apr 18, 2009 7:21 am |
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I once knew an elderly lady who'd had a restaurant and had specialized in selling barbeque and other things. One of her big sellers was Polish sausage. She informed me that she never sold portions of sausage cut straight across. She cut portions on the diagonal to make it appear to the buyer he or she was getting more than they actually were.
Venson
I love it! The Polish sausage and the lady's method to cut.
BTW, reminds me of Will Roger's quip that the American people are best served if they never see how sausage is made and Congress passes a law! Carmine D.
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CarmineD
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #180 May 15, 2009 12:20 pm |
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To add the "After Words" on this thread, Acerone and iMacDaddy posted that the dyson DDM DC22 is gone from the USA dyson Web Site. The best kept secret in the vacuum industry in 2009. Now even more. Carmine D. |
CarmineD
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #182 May 15, 2009 2:53 pm |
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The best kept secret is... the greater majority of vacuum manufacturers (many are global giants) look to Dyson for inventive direction. Dyson is carrying (almost entirely) the vacuum cleaner [new inventions] industry.
DIB
DIB:
That's funny...thanks for the best laugh I've gotten from your posts in quite awhile. Other laughs include these innovative vacuum ideas: dyson DC07 upright with noisey repair prone clutch, dyson DC11 canister with sputtering rug power nozzle, dyson DC14 upright with noisey repair prone clutch revisited [dah?], dyson DC15 Ball upright [what can I say except that you bought one for $300 vice an MSRP of $599], dyson DC16 handheld for $150 to $200 with a long 5 minute run time, dealer dyson DC22 canister with digital motor and itty bitty 9 inch power nozzle for $700, and time only will tell what other inventions come and go with a final vacuum industry farewell: Here lies another innovative vacuum technology from dyson: May they all RIP. Carmine D.
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DysonInventsBig
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #183 May 15, 2009 5:51 pm |
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DIB: That's funny...thanks for the best laugh I've gotten from your posts in quite awhile. Other laughs include these innovative vacuum ideas: dyson DC07 upright with noisey repair prone clutch, dyson DC11 canister with sputtering rug power nozzle, dyson DC14 upright with noisey repair prone clutch revisited [dah?], dyson DC15 Ball upright [what can I say except that you bought one for $300 vice an MSRP of $599], dyson DC16 handheld for $150 to $200 with a long 5 minute run time, dealer dyson DC22 canister with digital motor and itty bitty 9 inch power nozzle for $700, and time only will tell what other inventions come and go with a final vacuum industry farewell: Here lies another innovative vacuum technology from dyson: May they all RIP. Carmine D. Carmine, Unfortunately many Americans lost their jobs at Hoover in-part because the [then] Hoover-suits refused to predict what consumers wanted and/or did not reverse engineer Dyson fast enough. TTI has no such troubles (or conscious), and openly take what is not theirs - Dyson’s engineering and Dyson’s discoveries and Dyson’s marketing and Dyson’s market share. TTI Hoover is alive only because they copy the products, creativity (and man) you laugh at. DIB
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CarmineD
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Re: The radical - Dyson, DDM DC22 to launch at VDTA. Pre-filter maintence schedule date - yr. 2016.
Reply #184 May 15, 2009 10:03 pm |
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Carmine,
Unfortunately many Americans lost their jobs at Hoover in-part because the [then] Hoover-suits refused to predict what consumers wanted and/or did not reverse engineer Dyson fast enough. TTI has no such troubles (or conscious), and openly take what is not theirs - Dyson’s engineering and Dyson’s discoveries and Dyson’s marketing and Dyson’s market share. TTI Hoover is alive only because they copy the products, creativity (and man) you laugh at.
DIB
No, DIB. HOOVER TTI's sales success is no different than any other company's success in good/bad economic times. HOOVER TTI produces affordable, mainstream vacuums that perform better than most of the premium priced brands sold in the big box retailers today like your favorite vacuum brand. Fueling the overpricing of your brand's products, is your brilliant founder's personal and professional penchant to squander valuable company resources on failed products/endeavors unrelated to its core vacuum business: The silly contra rotating washing machines, restroom hand dryers, and a high school with his name to stroke his ego. In case you haven't noticed, dyson products with the innovative technologies are biting the dust [rather than sucking it up] quicker than you can snap your fingers. The latest one you heralded on this thread, dyson's dealer canister for $799 with radical digital motor technology, which you boasted on March 7, 2009 "can/will outlast its user," is DOA: dead on arrival. Check the posts here. I told you so.
Carmine D.
This message was modified May 15, 2009 by CarmineD
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