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ahh i see, read an old thread about it dang
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You would have had to been there splave, back in the 411 what a joke days. Damn that forum is hard to read with that color layout.
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You would have had to been there splave, back in the 411 what a joke days. Damn that forum is hard to read with that color layout.
I haven't been there for a LONG time......is it pink now?
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I haven't been there for a LONG time......is it pink now?
Yes... with bright purple font in cursive.
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-55c on a single stage. What a douche-bag. Only in Europe on 230v there buddy. Don't forget the 2hp rotary compressor, lol
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Thanks Chuch....
There are some who dislike that flavor, but who cares what a commie thinks anyhow.
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No I just dont know what the deal is, hes trying to start a cooling business but needs more capital?
That is exactly what he is trying to do. Plus dont forget the fact that he is not a builder so he will need to find some one to build all these units.

He tried this with me long ago and wanted something like $5k to be a partner, then I would be the west coast builder, plus a ton of other things we left up to me. I never never built a unit

Back then when he proposed a business plan to investers etc he estimated his company would sell ~100 units a month.

Of course I did not do this.

Don is famous for shipping things that never shipped and then getting renbursed for lost goods. In fact the only Magasuck unit that was ever made was not built by him, but NOL, it was purschased by several people, damaged, lost etc and in the end I think he was paid something like 3x's for that one unit, which does not work now or has worse performance than any phase unit out there.
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Catch the last note on that.

Editor's note: This interview took place before IT trib launched and is likely out-of-date. We will try to re-connect with Don and see where Magnaphase is in terms of its roadmap and see if we can get some pictures to publish.


I think I might know a few people who can fill that editor in on whats happened sense that was writen
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rofl.... I bet you won't do it, Bill... (I think that is going to be my new catch phrase)
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rofl.... I bet you won't do it, Bill... (I think that is going to be my new catch phrase)
LOLOL I think Gunny would love to tho
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