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Originally Posted by Cathar
I believe I said generally inferior unless contractually obligated to hold to a certain level of quality assurance.
No, I really am sure I said that. You didn't quote that bit though, because you were too busy trying to be smart, but failing.
Then again, how could we expect anything more from someone who's so imaginative that their entire radiator line-up and marketing campaign is based around openly admitting and promoting that their radiators are dead-set copies of products of another successful radiator producer. If being an unimaginative uninnovative copier of successful products is what it takes to remain successful in the 21st century, then I for one openly weep for the future.
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Cathar you are humorless, the wink generally means it is a tongue and cheek statement...
I've been called a lot of things but never un-imaginative. I guess that the HDPE Bay Reservoir, CoolSleeves and shrouds I designed and manufacture were all un-imaginative. There are also other products I have designed and manufacture exclusively for customers and I will never get public credit for the products, however they are very innovative.
As far a radiators go, my initial entry into the market is base on price, they are simply commodity items and will become more so over time. Truthfully, my radiators are far from cheap knock offs and under proper testing conditions they do outperform BIX…as you will see very soon.
In term of innovation in radiators…I am very confident that we will have the best radiators on the market in a some point and I am sure they will be coped. However, I will not whine if it gets copied because I know with out a patent this is simply part of the game.
Your problem Cathar is you think that innovation is THE key to success instead of A key to success.
Dave
My company CoolingWorks designed and manufactures the HDPE Bay Reservoirs. BillA made some contributions to the design so he is included on the patent application.