Dri Pod daisy chain fix

[adamh]

The power cords are too short and I would like to be able to daisy chain them together. So I added a plug in line. Works great! Cheap 5 dollar fix. The plug fits snug on the inside where you roll up the cord and you still can roll the cord just fine. It also stacks as normal.

 

[Nate The Great]

The power cords are too short and I would like to be able to daisy chain them together. So I added a plug in line. Works great! Cheap 5 dollar fix.

Nice one!!! Cheap fix...

 

[Charlie Lyman]

How many do you have now?

 

[adamh]

4

 

[Charlie Lyman]

Cool, I want to get a couple more before summer ends.

 

[Mikey P]

and to think, it could have had the Vortex swirl on the top if only ...

 

[renegade_cowboy]

Can't remember a product getting this much love from our industry. I would say the Dri Pods are 2012 biggest demand item.

 

[trojancarpetcare]

I can't wait to get mine. I will be ordering 2 tomorrow and should have the by Tuesday.

 

[Studebaker]

Wish I would have thought of that....

 

[Lee Stockwell]

You didn't. But do it anyway.

I doubt it would cost a buck extra in quantity. Doesn't need a $5 version for low amp draw.

 

[Jim Bethel]

I gots me a feeling that Keith 'did' think of that, but someone else had a different opinion.

Yay or Nay Keith? eat yor heart out Werner

 

[mirf]

Good option Easy production fix. Hurry up with the change please. We love ours too!

 

[Studebaker]

Nay on the daisy chain Jim. That needs to be checked out. I would not make that change as an end user until the manufacturer says it's ok.

 

[Jim Martin]

Nay on the daisy chain Jim. That needs to be checked out. I would not make that change as an end user until the manufacturer says it's ok.

agree.......that why I put one of theses on the truck....the first pod is not limited to where it has to set due to where an outlet is and then you can branch 3 from there.....even though the pods have low amps....the third one will still work harder by plugging them into each other due to the type of cord....with this....it will carry the amperage evenly........

 

[Mikey P]

Can I run my Sapphire Brand ETM (with Nordic1 built in technology LIKE! ) off that outlet?

 

[D Rice]

Good Bye Warranty

 

[Charlie Lyman]

Good Bye Warranty

Seriously? The thing is only $150. It's not like a new car that you voided the warranty on.

 

[Becker]

[quote="D Rice":18hn8n6g]Good Bye Warranty

Seriously? The thing is only $150. It's not like a new car that you voided the warranty on.[/quote:18hn8n6g]

My thoughts.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

Electrically there should be NO issue with a tap before the switch unless the power cord is much smaller gauge than it looks.

 

[Bill Bruders]

Because this product is engineered and classified for use in a wet environment having a service outlet on the unit or in line on the power cord requires both a circuit breaker and a ground fault interrupter. I'd suggest Jim Martins solution it's practical and safe. Regarding warranty and product liability altering any product definitely shifts responsibility to the altering company or individual.

 

[Jimmy L]

http://xaact.com

Relabeled?

 

[Jimmy L]

http://xaact.com

Relabeled?

 

[Mikey P]

Oh look, Geraldo Ladwig uncovered the crime of the century..

 

[sam miller]

If Your lugging 4 around 2 will set close enough to most outlets get 2 extension cords for the others and walla your set. !dork!

 

[adamh]

Because this product is engineered and classified for use in a wet environment having a service outlet on the unit or in line on the power cord requires both a circuit breaker and a ground fault interrupter. I'd suggest Jim Martins solution it's practical and safe. Regarding warranty and product liability altering any product definitely shifts responsibility to the altering company or individual.

Well I am going to stay up all night worrying about the complete and utter destruction of my warranty..........

Being able to daisy chain two of these things together are great, since you guys wanted to save 2 dollars and one less Chinese kid being able to eat because you put such a short power cord on these things.

 

[mcatt]

Because this product is engineered and classified for use in a wet environment having a service outlet on the unit or in line on the power cord requires both a circuit breaker and a ground fault interrupter. I'd suggest Jim Martins solution it's practical and safe. Regarding warranty and product liability altering any product definitely shifts responsibility to the altering company or individual.

Well I am going to stay up all night worrying about the complete and utter destruction of my warranty..........

Being able to daisy chain two of these things together are great, since you guys wanted to save 2 dollars and one less Chinese kid being able to eat because you put such a short power cord on these things.

Classic! I like the improvement and would be happy to have em.

 

[dealtimeman]

http://xaact.com

Relabeled?

Thanks for posting that link.



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[AJR]

looks like a great idea and simple enough. The only problem is that if anything goes wronng with the unit even if it's the manufactures fault you will get the blame. your insurance carrier will probably not pay any claims because you altered the device. its sucks that that is the reality but you can never be too careful.

 

[amygeorge]

Bought three at Jon Don in Atlanta yesterday. They sure are smaller than I had imagined. I know the tech's at home will like how lightweight they are.

 

[Jim Martin]

http://xaact.com

Relabeled?

Thanks for posting that link.



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unless I just totally missed it somewhere.....I have yet to read that Legends...designed... shipped the drawings to china..... and mass produced this fan.....the only thing I have seen is that it is being offered by them........