Score!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

tirediron · Sep 2, 2012

Two [almost] brand-new Innovatronix Explorer XT, $290 for the PAIR! Not a mark on them, and when I checked them with my load-bank they both rate between 90-100%

:mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

(And no, they didn't fall off the back of a truck)

cgipson1 · Sep 2, 2012

Cool! You don't need two.. send me one!

Derrel · Sep 2, 2012

Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions and keep them plugged in when not in use. Wow...WHAT a deal! They are butt-kicking devices. Mine needs to be re-celled.

KmH · Sep 2, 2012

Coo Coo La Rue!

tirediron · Sep 2, 2012

cgipson1 said:
Cool! You don't need two.. send me one!

Just one? I was going to send you both...

tirediron · Sep 2, 2012

Derrel said:
Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions and keep them plugged in when not in use. Wow...WHAT a deal! They are butt-kicking devices. Mine needs to be re-celled.

Will do! Thanks.

Village Idiot · Sep 4, 2012

Battery replacement is also a job the owner can do. The first time on my XT SE was a *****. All the battery connections were coated with rubber cement and I ended up having to get a souldering iron in there to get some of them off. Once that was accomplished it was an easy fix of replacing the batteries.

Just remember, while they're left plugged in the entire time, make sure the power switch on the batteries is off. I think I accidentally flipped mine and it totally drained the battery. I'd get one ready beep after turning the units on and they'd go from yellow, to read, to nothing in a matter of a few seconds.