Boon Docker wrote:
Wow, someone has really got their panties in a knot. :B
What an entertaining place this is at times.
You got that right. I say enough goofy stuff without someone inventing things that are completely untrue. Big difference with me is that if I said it, I said it. Quote me. If I am wrong, I admit it. I do not twist or change what someone else said. Harbor Freight are hot button words, guaranteed to get the "Their stuff ain't no good" crowd cheering. If I need a left handed board stretcher for a one time use and theirs is $40 and everyone else wants $90, then I will buy one and throw it away when I am done with it. If I am buying a set of wrenches for high school graduation gift, then I will look elsewhere. That is the way I look at this solar kit. Would an expert buy one to perform critical work in his laboratory? Probably not. At the throwaway price of less than $150, I consider it an option for someone wanting to find out what solar is about. I do NOT own one or say it is the best and only choice out there. I also don't say that anyone who picks one up to give it a shot is stupid. We have some arrogant, know it all, Harbor Freight haters on here that have their little complaints ready at the very mention of the name.
