jouk you are perfectly correct and the heading should have said manufacturers
I know this iswitch s aimed at the domestic market, but I read that the tucker poles had been going since 1954 in america, surely after 60 years some bright spark would have made a decent connection to a pole, some of the poles like unger are as much as £1500, maybe you are what the market has been waiting for
a bright kid that can invent stuff to make life easier, but then you do the job as well and understand the problems, the manufacturers are mostly sales people telling you this works, apart from maybe omnipole who has come up with some great ideas and has workers experiencing problems and feeding back
this is not a dig at manufacturers but just an area which has not been given much consideration, and basically is one of the most important item of the whole setup, or else guys would not put so much effort into developing some kind of switch system for their poles to save water
so when I look at a nice colour brochure telling me how light the pole is, colour coded bands to show you when the extentions are fully extended, fancy duper brush heads to glide over the glass, super reinforced release connectors and state of the art materials used to make the poles, I cant believe that they cant make a nice all singing all dancing on off switch
jinky
