Fukuyama or KinetiX!?!?!
#31
Just to add also, im sure this could have been answered if people searched before they ran to post a new topic. My post was directed at the point of the post, but the repeditiveness of the topic wasnt needed and I can agree to that.
#32
R/C Tech Founder
JR V: Not sure what you meant by that, I wasn't really involved in this discussion.
Randman: At the risk of playing devil's advocate, the problem as I see it is that you are quite a vocal supporter of Fukuyama packs, so posting what you did, regardless of the facts, is going to come off as a biased opinion to the casual observer.
Regarding the cells: There is a lot of variance in cell matching, pack building, soldering, charging, and so on. Taking one matchers cells, building them into a pack, running it, taking them apart and then re-matching them is not usually going to produce a consistent result. Once you hit a cell with solder, or charge it a bit differently than it was matched at, you are altering its characteristics, and that may show up on the matcher.
Randman: At the risk of playing devil's advocate, the problem as I see it is that you are quite a vocal supporter of Fukuyama packs, so posting what you did, regardless of the facts, is going to come off as a biased opinion to the casual observer.
Regarding the cells: There is a lot of variance in cell matching, pack building, soldering, charging, and so on. Taking one matchers cells, building them into a pack, running it, taking them apart and then re-matching them is not usually going to produce a consistent result. Once you hit a cell with solder, or charge it a bit differently than it was matched at, you are altering its characteristics, and that may show up on the matcher.
#33
R/C Tech Elite Member
iTrader: (47)
Originally posted by futureal
JR V: Not sure what you meant by that, I wasn't really involved in this discussion.
Randman: At the risk of playing devil's advocate, the problem as I see it is that you are quite a vocal supporter of Fukuyama packs, so posting what you did, regardless of the facts, is going to come off as a biased opinion to the casual observer.
Regarding the cells: There is a lot of variance in cell matching, pack building, soldering, charging, and so on. Taking one matchers cells, building them into a pack, running it, taking them apart and then re-matching them is not usually going to produce a consistent result. Once you hit a cell with solder, or charge it a bit differently than it was matched at, you are altering its characteristics, and that may show up on the matcher.
JR V: Not sure what you meant by that, I wasn't really involved in this discussion.
Randman: At the risk of playing devil's advocate, the problem as I see it is that you are quite a vocal supporter of Fukuyama packs, so posting what you did, regardless of the facts, is going to come off as a biased opinion to the casual observer.
Regarding the cells: There is a lot of variance in cell matching, pack building, soldering, charging, and so on. Taking one matchers cells, building them into a pack, running it, taking them apart and then re-matching them is not usually going to produce a consistent result. Once you hit a cell with solder, or charge it a bit differently than it was matched at, you are altering its characteristics, and that may show up on the matcher.
#34
Tech Champion
iTrader: (17)
I'm one of the guys that ordered packs from Kinetix because Randy liked them. They were great packs and I did have a probelm with one pack (long story) and called Ron and got the answer. He gave good service. They were good packs. When it was time to buy some new batteries, I'd heard of Fukuyama and again, Randy mentioned he'd met Dan and had switched over to them so I thought I'd give them a try. I did and was very impressed with everything about them. I don't think Kinetix is bad at all. Like I said in an earlier post, I think it comes down to who you feel comfortable dealing with. From the first time I talked to Dan on this Forum, I liked him and felt comfortable dealing with him so I run his batteries and support him. That's all it comes down to.
#35
R/C Tech Founder
Originally posted by Randman
I know a lot of people value my opinions, I get hundreds of PM's every week with people asking questions and advice, so I know what I say is heard.
I know a lot of people value my opinions, I get hundreds of PM's every week with people asking questions and advice, so I know what I say is heard.
Originally posted by Randman
I'm not thrashing KinetiX, I am just stating facts.
I'm not thrashing KinetiX, I am just stating facts.
So that is, in fact, thrashing KinetiX, and it is based on your interpretation of facts -- more commonly known as opinion. I am not saying you are lying or are wrong or anything else, I am simply supporting my original comment that to the casual observer, it looks like you are taking unwarranted shots at a competitor.
If you truly felt wronged by KinetiX, the proper recourse would have been to go to them and ask what's up -- as Ron suggested -- rather than taking shots at them in a public forum.
Case (and thread) closed. These kind of X vs. Y threads are a breeding ground for problems.
edit: I'd also like to add that I don't mean to pick on Randman here, it is more of a general comment on how I think/wish people would treat certain topics in the forum. This particular one is, to say the least, a sticky situation. I hope everybody understands. Thanks!
Last edited by futureal; 11-25-2003 at 12:07 AM.