Trinity goes EP!! Wh00t!!
06-26-2007, 08:03 PM
#16
Steve
06-26-2007, 08:04 PM
#17
Absolutely Not !!!
Trinity is not the supplier for Team Hurricane, Kwik, and High Velocity these companies will still be getting there EP cells from the company they did before.
Team Hurricane just got done matching up a few cases too
Get 'em while there hot !
http://teamhurricane.net
Trinity is not the supplier for Team Hurricane, Kwik, and High Velocity these companies will still be getting there EP cells from the company they did before.
Team Hurricane just got done matching up a few cases too
Get 'em while there hot !
http://teamhurricane.net
06-26-2007, 08:09 PM
#18
Steve
Wallstreet has a point to, those other companies could have established agreements in place for them, i really don't know. New companies most likely will have to deal with Ernie for sure.
06-26-2007, 08:09 PM
#19
if its exclusive to N/A, then how are these other companies getting the batteries? Are they mule packing them in from mexico or canadia? (intentional on the canadia :P) If they will not be getting them through Trinity when the next load comes in then its not exclusive. Otherwise something is still fishy here. Perhaps the lingo itself thats being used.
this, in addition to rising Nickel costs, are not making the future for sub-c looking bright. is EP dabbling in lithium based power as well?
this, in addition to rising Nickel costs, are not making the future for sub-c looking bright. is EP dabbling in lithium based power as well?
06-26-2007, 08:18 PM
#20
Go Trinity EP
06-26-2007, 08:31 PM
#21
Theres another company that is also a supplier ... actually the first supplier for the EP cells and they continue to import and distribute the EP cells... to Team Hurricane, Kwik , and High Velocity
As cool a story as it could be
No mules from mexico were used to import the cells
Or harmed ( for the P.I.T.A. people )
As cool a story as it could be
No mules from mexico were used to import the cells
Or harmed ( for the P.I.T.A. people )
06-26-2007, 08:52 PM
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About 4 months ago there was gonna be a new batch from IB that was gonna be the " Hot Ticket " and not vent and self dishcarge to zero....... New batch released and didnt happen. Now they are saying it again with a new batch soon to be released.... Fool me once same on you, fool me twice shame on me !
EP cells...hmm..we'll see. Hope they got better, because last time we ran them they sucked. They claim great numbers, but they just don't pan out on the track.
06-26-2007, 08:56 PM
#24
Didn't Hurricane and Kwik put 5 of them in the show at the RROC 19 turn? From the latest results I'd say EP is just doing just fine.
06-26-2007, 10:01 PM
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question to be wondered.
Is how much is Trinity going to jack up the price now?
will it be In true Trinity tradition....higher $$$$
or
will they keep the prices intact?
Is how much is Trinity going to jack up the price now?
will it be In true Trinity tradition....higher $$$$
or
will they keep the prices intact?
06-26-2007, 10:07 PM
#27
Exclusive distribution…That’s funny! We have been getting these cells for months and we have not purchased one case from Trinity! I know for a fact there is another company that already owned “exclusive distribution” so I’m assuming we will see more about this in weeks to come.
As far as the batteries go the EP4200s have been very reliable and honestly we have seen less failures then IB. But the EPs have been lacking the numbers that we have seen from IB in the past. With that said we just received out latest batch of the new formulated IB4200s yesterday and we have not seen any failures and numbers are averaging 1.23+ on our first cycle. 6amp charge 35amp discharge blah…blah..blah..
Will they last is the biggest question?
As far as the batteries go the EP4200s have been very reliable and honestly we have seen less failures then IB. But the EPs have been lacking the numbers that we have seen from IB in the past. With that said we just received out latest batch of the new formulated IB4200s yesterday and we have not seen any failures and numbers are averaging 1.23+ on our first cycle. 6amp charge 35amp discharge blah…blah..blah..
Will they last is the biggest question?
06-26-2007, 10:52 PM
#28
I`m sorry Big "E"
Not gona buy um ...
06-26-2007, 11:40 PM
#29
At least 5 of the top 10 in 19 turn at the Reedy were ep's (4 - Kwik, 1 - Hurricane). Not say'in you're full of it, but our experiences are indicating otherwise.
06-27-2007, 12:11 AM
#30
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guys,
in testing the new EP's I have come to the conclusion that they are indeed "the real deal". Identical performace of the IB's but much more durable. It is amazing how balanced they stay and how well they charge!
In my opinion IB's will be a thing of the past very soon!
in testing the new EP's I have come to the conclusion that they are indeed "the real deal". Identical performace of the IB's but much more durable. It is amazing how balanced they stay and how well they charge!
In my opinion IB's will be a thing of the past very soon!