AmericanElectricSolutions
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Width 3.3 inches
Height 3 inches
Width 3.3 inches
Height 3 inches
$1 Lithium Ion Cells (3200 mAh LG18650MH1) [USA BASED]
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AmericanElectricSolutions
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About 2500 cells left.
We're getting more but in already assembled packs, so maybe you guys would be interested in those.
The cells will have some leftover nickel, very small amounts, so if you guys want some clean cells let me know asap before they're gone
We're getting more but in already assembled packs, so maybe you guys would be interested in those.
The cells will have some leftover nickel, very small amounts, so if you guys want some clean cells let me know asap before they're gone
MarcoWasRight
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Sorry to hear some almost smoothbrains literally sabotaged your business for a short period of time. PayPal can be quite PITA when you’re a seller and buyers do such terrible things. I’m honestly surprised ES isn’t banning them since they used ES to defame your business with zero relevant evidence except perhaps maybe a phone line that was out of service for a couple of hours.
Is this something you plan on doing regularly in the long term or is this a “one time” thing until your supply dries up?
I don’t need cells at this moment, I have some medical bills to pay but boy that price is tempting once I pay off the last $500 on this bill.
Forgive me if this was already covered but I don’t think I saw it, do you have any capacity testing results? Or results from a customer. I know it’s a no no to use different model cells in a pack but if I did a 24V powerwall with 120P packs I could use the 360 MJ1’s I have for 3 and the other 4 could be MH1’s. My cells test around 3300mAh at the lowest and about 120 of them are 3400mAh. AC IR is 28-29.5 milliohms. Probably similar enough to MH1’s to use together. Worst case I could have a giant 12V pack of MJ’s and buy even more MH’s to make more P packs for a 24V or 48V powerwall. My dad could use the 3S pack for his camper as a backup for his fridge in case someone tries to run the Air Conditioning too long and drops the LiFePO4 batteries too low.
AmericanElectricSolutions
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We're thinking it's gonna be pretty consistent. We're signing a year long lease in a regulation compliant warehouse and working on importing other types of batteries as well. The used lithium business is booming in US so there's a lot of room to grow.
Yeah, I've posted some pics above, they all test at least 3100mah, we give a 95% capacity guarantee. If it's less then we either refund or replace.
About the different cell batteries - you can use different cells for different batteries and then just connect them in parallel but the batteries have to be made with the same cells for good practice. MH1 won't match with MJ1 in one battery pack. Or at least it won't be good practice, more like a gamble.
AmericanElectricSolutions
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Almost sold out, about 300 left.
Tylen Wanister
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This was the red flag in the thread for me, and because of this, I would never trust them or do business with them. I ask questions on the phone and completely ignore the sales text ON THE REGULAR, and as a matter of STANDARD PRACTICE, at least in part because I DON'T BELIEVE A frocking WORD OF IT, EVER.
Further, I want the information as I want the information, and not as some aggressive, asshole marketer wants to give it to me. frock that asshole, is my auto-response. Not aimed at this particular marketer, but if the shoe fits, then... Walks like an asshole duck, quacks like an asshole duck, then it's an asshole duck, is the point here. A lot of these grifters will self-declare if you give them enough rope. They can't help it. You can outline clearly "all the things they should not do" and because they are compulsive manipulators and liars, they will still do exactly what it is that you described as "indicators of a grifter".
A legit businessperson would immediately recognize the serious nature of their mistake, apologize and put some effort into making things right, along the lines of "the customer is always right", which is synonymous with "I really want your business" which translates to "I really want your money". Grifters don't want YOUR money, they just want "money", and no particular person is seen as a source of their hoped-for revenue. For them, it's a numbers game. If you lie to enough people, eventually some will be stupid enough to give the grifter the money he wants. Those that do not fall for the scam, do not count, do not matter, and do not exist. Also, what they say is denigrated and dismissed, which is what is being attempted here. People that can read and see the truth of this grifter's character do not count, do not exist, etc... and the grifter doesn't care for them at all. They intend to grift on the drama of the situation, rather than the "one customer at a time" sales technique that legitimate business people do. This post is a good case study into the character of the grifter, and you can use it as a predictor of what happens when you give the grifter your money, then discover that there is "something wrong" with the product. There will be drama, instead of customer service, and the paying customer will be blamed for violations of the social norms, instead of being "made whole" in the transaction.
I'm curious how forum staff allow this kind of thing to happen here. Other forums I've been on require a certain amount of vetting, and sometimes require the Vendors to pay a fee for selling their products, in order to protect their Members from grifters like this person.
Please try to tone down your posts in the future, with regards to inappropriate language, off-topic tangents, and inflammatory content. As you correctly point out, we mods try to limit certain types of postings in this forum, and you're starting to tick a few boxes.
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