[Guest]

Has any one used them?

http://usakipor.com/into-s.htm

 

[luvtolean]

Wow, that site looks like a terrible translation from Chinese or Japanese to English.

No idea about the product.

 

[Guest]

We thank you for all the past support but unfortunately for several reasons USAKIPOR will no longer be providing any service or support on KIPOR units in addition to any further importing of the product.

If you have a warranty claim please contact Kipor’s North America representative: Lisa Peng, [email protected]

"F":rant:

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[luvtolean]

There you go. Chinese.

You didn't want it anyway.

Coin up for a Honda dude, it's well worth the cheese.

 

[abtech]

Don't mess around . . .

 

[luvtolean]

Don't mess around . . .

I bet that one's quieter than mine.

:help:

 

[abtech]

I bet that one's quieter than mine.

:help:

63 dbA at 7 ft.

 

[Guest]

That is small compared to the ones at work. Up to 138kv, enough to power a substation for a mid-sized city.

 

[Guest]

Coin up for a Honda dude, it's well worth the cheese.

Too bad... the Kipor had "Minimum Poison Emission"!

I love Engrish.

 

[CBR929RE]

Don't mess around . . .

this goes right back to my comment about how you always need more power (http://www.pioneerforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=437484&postcount=69)

 

[abtech]

this goes right back to my comment about how you always need more power (http://www.pioneerforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=437484&postcount=69)

The one in the pic is about half the size of the one for my datacenter.

More Power!!!! arrr arrr arrr

 

[CBR929RE]

The one in the pic is about half the size of the one for my datacenter.

More Power!!!! arrr arrr arrr

sweet. no matter how much power we have we always want more.