WorldwideDave
Solar Addict
I would not call any of this funny.But the supplier who has direct contact with Deye confirmed there are some funny stuff going on at the factory.
I would not call any of this funny.But the supplier who has direct contact with Deye confirmed there are some funny stuff going on at the factory.
They have killer Flavor Aid, best around! It’s to die for.Wait a moment. That's neither North nor Central America, isn't it?
We need to discuss more Geography.
I would not call any of this funny.
Yes,excuse my English but we were a colony of the British Empire ,so you would find me using old English terms from time to time.I take it you're not a native.
Funny Stuff
'Funny stuff' is an English idiom. It means 'suspicious, deceitful, or illegal actions or behavior.'english-grammar-lessons.co.uk
Flavor Aid - and Drake reference is to JonestownWe do it’s actually from Trinidad or Jamaica
Yea I didn’t get that immediately . I wasnt even born then .Besides it was in a forested remote location in the jungle.Flavor Aid - and Drake reference is to Jonestown
Funny the actual stuff still exist minus the cyanideYea I didn’t get that immediately . I wasnt even born then .Besides it was in a forested remote location in the jungle.
That is not proof, it is just hearsay.Did you read the title of my thread?
I am relaying information that i got during a conversation with a Supplier/Installer.
I made that very clear in the thread and in the Title that I was not certain of anything.
His information sure makes a lot more sense than the story that hundreds of inverters were shut down when we only see a handful of people complaining.
Perhaps Deye's end-goal here is to force Sol-Ark to see what Deye has done--for legal reasons or whatever, Sol-Ark gets to be a witness that Deye has indeed made good on the contract. That is why, even though Sol-Ark cannot do anything about the bricked units, Deye tells the consumers to call Sol-Ark.This is the proof I was seeking buried in this thread that Sol-Ark cannot unbrick these devices, even though Deye said if in North America to call Sol-Ark.
It feels to me that the deflection from Deye to Sol-Ark isn't so much "they can help you", as "I can't help you, as I'm not allowed to, so talk to them about buying a new inverter applicable to your location."Perhaps Deye's end-goal here is to force Sol-Ark to see what Deye has done--for legal reasons or whatever, Sol-Ark gets to be a witness that Deye has indeed made good on the contract. That is why, even though Sol-Ark cannot do anything about the bricked units, Deye tells the consumers to call Sol-Ark.
Indeed. And then go buy a Deye relabelled inverter from one of the authorized distributors in your country?Which means please return the unit to who you bought it from.
Yep. Sure looks that way to me.Indeed. And then go buy a Deye relabelled inverter from one of the authorized distributors in your country?
Unless I'm mistaken, they don't have exclusive market agreements. Only SolArk does. So if anyone forced their hand, only SolArk could have. I'm not saying they did with any certainty, just how it can be perceived.Why isn't everyone ticked at inverex or Sunsynk?
Which is telling what message, that Sol Ark units can be remotely bricked too? That's the message that people are getting anyway.
I'd wager about anything in the IOT can be bricked, or at the very least, turned against us." ... We don't know if Sol-Arks can be remotely bricked or not. ... ".
I disagree. Any brand can be remotely bricked. Any device that uses downloaded firmware or software can be bricked.We don't know if Sol-Arks can be remotely bricked or not.
I think it's as simple as "Hey, if you really want a Deye, in these areas, contact these companies"Indeed. And then go buy a Deye relabelled inverter from one of the authorized distributors in your country?
Yes, I meant if it had intentional bricking code / backdoors left there on purpose.I'd wager about anything in the IOT can be bricked, or at the very least, turned against us.
If you're using cloud service they don't need a backdoor. They have a front door.Yes, I meant if it had intentional bricking code / backdoors left there on purpose.
But that's my point.We don't know if Sol-Arks can be remotely bricked or not.