[RE-wrenches] What to do with failed Outback boards
Nick A Lucchese
lucchesesolar at me.com
Sun Jan 31 22:57:54 EST 2021
Hello again,
Just wondering if anyone has been made aware of an ideal solution for failed Outback boards for the VFX and FX series? Maybe it’s their policy with the newer FXR series as well but ever since the Alpha Group acquired them around 2010 (I believe that’s when the headaches started anyway) and they stopped doing the prepaid shipping and replacement boards back and forth I’ve been collecting a nice little stash of their e-waste. A few times I was able to fit them in other boxes being sent to back to them but my shelves are getting a bit encumbered now and in the effort of starting 2021 with less clutter I’ve decided it’s time to stop collecting truly unusable parts. There are plenty of other pieces of used equipment I’m still going to hold onto but really can’t see a purpose for these boards any more. Is there anyone out there taking advantage of this business opportunity and repairing them or are they truly destined to e-waste collection? I thought of doing some cool large art piece out of them as well but thinking I should talk myself out of that option. Any ideas? My guess is Enersys isn’t going to come up with a solution to this any time soon either.
Nick Lucchese
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