Hi All,
I have a client with a SW Plus with a bad fan.
He wants it replaced ( I know I know, but the fan, not the unit!) as its
affecting battery charging rates.
I've never done the Plus and don't know what the inside looks like, and
therefore what I need or how hard/easy it is to replace the f
While I'm proud that our country has strived to protect worker's rights
with Unions, OSHA, Worker's Comp, and minimum wage, the reality is that
small employers like my business are faced with an ever rising hurdle to
actually "create jobs". It IS much easier to buy a gadget, tool, etc.,
or su
I've been real happy with Magnum over the past few years, due to a
Client-friendly interface, and tech support -- though I suppose in
retrospect my most urgent tech needs have been met here on this list via
Magnum reps and not through normal telephone channels. I often have to
drive or hike or fly
You are absolutely correct on the root of the problem. Punitive taxation on anyone who dares to make a profit results in lost jobs and relocation offshore. The fools who as of late have been pushing for $15/hr for flipping burgers will be rewarded with their jobs being replaced with automated res
Dang, I was just shifting my off grid projects over to predominantly
Magnum...
First Trace went to the darkside with Xantrex, then Outback started
hiring "no experience necessary" tech support personnel, and now Magnum
gets gobbled up.
Where is an aging off grid installer to turn to? Start
Sensata manufacturers Dimensions Unlimited inverters. My understanding is that
they're a big player in the mobile market - not RVs, but utility and service
trucks. I'm concerned that they won't understand the unique needs of the off
grid market and won't follow the advice of those already at Mag
Even stranger is that is not who they told me was buying them out, it was
another inverter manufacturer.
Big in the RV / Coach market. Seems like it was Dimensions or something like
that. Unless they were just flipped?
Every company with stockholders will become "tax dodgers", at least till we
ge
Bill,
Interesting because at InterSolar in SF this June, they were still
bragging about being made in the USA. I guess you'd want to right up until:
"Another one bites the dust" (there's a song isn't there?) It's getting
terribly lonely out there for a US made offgrid inverter.
Bil
hey wrenches, I suppose it's old news to you West Coasters, but saw yesterday
that Magnum inverters has been sold for $60 million to a Mitt Romney
conglomerate that shifted to the Netherlands to avoid paying US taxes. The new
owner, Sensata, touts its "integrity" and comes with a rep of moving j
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