Anyone interested in a GP/sale on QTP electric cutouts?
10-17-2003, 08:51 AM
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Re: Anyone interested in a GP/sale on QTP electric cutouts? I am thinking we should just do the McCord too. From looking at the sites on the two, a little comparison might be helpful:
-Both have high torque motors.
-Both have the plate CNC machined from aluminum.
-Both have toggle switches with LED indicators.
-Both can operate two cutouts from one switch.
-Both have weather resistant connectors.
-McCord seems to be designed to work with the short cutout bolts, QTP looks like it might need longer bolts.
-McCord has built in logic to make it stop after open.
-QTP "claims" to have all steel gears (although previous post indicates McCords are metal also"
They both seem pretty similar. Count me in for 2.
-Both have high torque motors.
-Both have the plate CNC machined from aluminum.
-Both have toggle switches with LED indicators.
-Both can operate two cutouts from one switch.
-Both have weather resistant connectors.
-McCord seems to be designed to work with the short cutout bolts, QTP looks like it might need longer bolts.
-McCord has built in logic to make it stop after open.
-QTP "claims" to have all steel gears (although previous post indicates McCords are metal also"
They both seem pretty similar. Count me in for 2.
10-19-2003, 04:05 PM
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Re: Anyone interested in a GP/sale on QTP electric cutouts? I will hear back from them tomorrow, but we should have it going for sure by the end of the week. They usually run for like 2 weeks is what he said. He usually only does 20 orders at a time, so I'm not sure how he is gonna handle it, since we have quite a few more than 20. Get back to ya soon
