Originally Posted by MaximumFuelage

I've studied Mike Dabrowski's work as an actual electronics engineer, seen his testing and jigs, thermal testing and it is contradictory to your claims.

As an experienced tig welder, I can say with certainty that your claims of thermal transfer in welded metal is bogus. I certainly wish there was a way to weld a turbocharger exhaust manifold without heating up the entire 22 pieces of welded manifold, but that's just not possible. The entire manifold gets so hot it will warp out of shape if its not bolted down to an aluminum block to transfer heat out of the metal.

In a G1 pack there are single insulated sticks. In HCH2 the sticks are welded in pairs which contribute to heat transfer between sticks.

I am certainly glad to hear you come clean to the forum and admit that you are financially compensated as a dealer installer for the product you try and steer members to for financial benefit. In the name of transparency its the least you could do however a disclaimer in your signature noting that you are an HA agent-affiliate compensated financially or otherwise for recommending HA products seems more appropriate to give the readers of your sales pitches "the full story" behind your advice.

More misinformation spread by you again. They have been selling their Pro Discharger for many years now. It is only offered only to existing MV users and recommended for extreme service duty.

I was told discharging is not necessary much of the time so they do not list it on their site. From my experience, this has proven true in my case as not all of my IMA batteries required discharging. Their discharger is interchangeable with the existing docking port and wiring harness, intermediate cable on Maxx Volts systems which makes it easy to plug in either charger or discharger directly to their on board docking port.

None of which is offered by the product you're slinging along with your misinformation. Their discharger has tapered discharge rate to reduce the chances of reversed cells unlike the system you sell that consists of an AC light fixture LITERALLY stapled to a 2x4 block of wood. Nothing says quality product like an AC light fixture and a scrap piece of 2x4 to be used on a DC IMA battery that you have to stay up all night changing light bulb in like a monkey for 24 hours straight.

Who is "He"? I dealt with a lady when I bought my units. I wasn't aware that a company had a gender. Luckily for you, HA is already paying you for your advertisements and sales pitches all over the internet. People come here for the info, not the sales pitches and referrals so if you want people to take you seriously, I would recommend you stick to data and leave the salesmanship and financially beneficial posts to paying site sponsor vendors.

Its funny you mention "cheap chinese power supplies" of a competitor of RB Batteries because last time I checked, the HA systems you keep recommending to members and reader here use cheap CHINESE MEANWELL POWER SUPPLIES and by the looks of HA new round green plastic charger cases their construction has gone even more inferior, using plastic cases that will melt in the sun when charging a car during the daytime. If I were to guess, I would say HA outsourced them to be completely made in China.

I like the way you specified GH.com as to conveniently leave out all of the other sites I have seen you on, with the same commission based sales and referral tactics. Post a little data, get readers attention and then hit them with the good ol' HA sales pitch. Like clockwork.

Mike Dabrowski started this concept. He posted a DIY long before HA knocked off his idea, copied Peter Perkins circuits and started slinging zip tied and hot melt glued power supplied boxes. All of the pics are posted on InsightCentral. It did not stop his company GenesisOne from selling hundreds of $1000+ dollar chargers to the point that it was too much and he turned the manufacturing over to another company to inherit the duties of building expensive chargers.

Nobody wants to pay commissions for sales to ebay. Lucky HA has you to direct readers to buy from you/them. Ebay however does demonstrate the current state of the market in any commodity, from IMA chargers to airpods. You can always see what is selling and for what market price. According to what I see, HA is the slowest selling, lowest demand system on ebay/market, even behind used secondhand chargers. Those are the facts.

We will have to take your word for it, but now that you have admitted
your financial affiliation and "authorized installer" status of HA products, its clear for anyone to see what is really going on here.

My screenname is maximumfuelage. You can deflect all you want however I am defending a product as a user of a system that I continue to see you badmouth. Now since you have admitted that you are in cahoots with a competitor of the product I use, its clear to see why you have tried to devalue both RBBatteries and MV, your affiliates largest competitors multiple times within this thread and throughout multiple web forums. It seems sadly that everyone is for sale and you recommendations are paid for by HA in one form or another.

Originally Posted by dosmastr

I don't know who is right in this discussion but no know that you certainly come off like a much bigger *******. For that reason, I'm inclined to NOT buy whatever you're selling.