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time to attach some heat sinks to the ebox.
If you do go down the route of ignitions these guys may be worth a lookI think you have to have pretty deep pockets to play that game, and long arms too. My buddy keeps telling me I need to develop one but there's not a chance in hell I want my pockets or arms anywhere near something like that. I have read your posts and in between the lines of your comments for years now and gathered it was not nearly as simple as it sounds.
I'm conflicted on the whole warranty expectation from ATP though. The one Epic in our group gave our buddy absolute fits and cost him a few thousand dollars all said and done. But, that same unit worked flawlessly in every other ski we swapped it into. Sadly it was destroyed, (battery hooked up backwards) before we could get to any resolution on it. So, from our experience, the issue was with the ski electronics themselves and not directly the EPIC. It's sad for my buddy but how do you claim a unit faulty and demand a warranty when it still works in 4 out of 5 skis? I have always maintained that it was a lack of RF shielding or filtering in the power circuit that made it extra sensitive to electrical "noise" but that's hardly any consolation. If nothing else, it would have been nice to find an external filter or some other fix so that the original version wasn't a total write off.
The good news is, the Gen1 EPIC happens to run flawlessly in my ski and spares are getting cheaper and cheaper!
If you do go down the route of ignitions these guys may be worth a look
http://www.tio.co.jp/ecrank_e.htm
I have a Japanese wife if you need a hand to talk with them.
Im sure they do a programmable one as well
I've noticed that the "audio style" plug on the end of the programming lead may corrode internally when exposed to water. Try taking it apart and cleaning it- unit might come back to life.I have 2 doing the same thing, but I bought them used and I know both got wet while i was running them. Would be nice if there was a fix, they are now paperweights.
Now that's funnySomeone had the same problem I have. Yep all my fault go ahead and throw the forum book at me
Someone had the same problem I have. Yep all my fault go ahead and throw the forum book at me
spending my hard earned money on something that appears to be pretty sensitive to..... heat, less than perfect stator/coil/etc, salt, etc etc etc.... and only has a 90 day warranty. I'm glad its working awesome for some folks, and the reports of crazy power as a result of the increased timing intrigues me... but the overall reported success rate isn't high enough for me to risk becoming a statistic.
I agree with McDog. And swapmeet summed it up perfect.
Not that this has anything to do with the OPs question, but... One thing I really look at before I buy any product is how that company handles customers and how they represent themselves. On the forums and in person. Not speaking specifically to this situation, as there are numerous business owners on these forums who do it, but anyone who comes to a forum as a business owner and becomes combative with its existing customers (and potential customers) should really stop and think how those actions are productive to their long term goals.
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says the guy with a new Waterdawg hull lolYea...like 701 industries. They will never get a cent from me at this point.
says the guy with a new Waterdawg hull lol