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On Wed, 01 Mar 2006 10:54:07 -0500, Chuck Cox
wrote: Yeah, what he said. Plus, our design generates DC directly and is optimized for battery charging loads, making it much more efficient for charging. If the size and price are attractive, and it sounds like they are, people will buy it. Probably your biggest challenge will be to get it into the best distribution channels, which will also require good after market support or they will drop you. You will not believe the weird things that some people will try to do with a unit like this and then expect it to keep on ticking. Just for openers I would be prepared for a number of accidental reverse polarity incidents. Then you've got the folks who will try to use it indoors with the usual result, followed by the accidental muffler burns, fires, salt water immersion, etc. |
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