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Hey guys,
 
You all helped launch the IceBox air conditioner last summer. It did great with lots of Pireps, and now its placed in catalogs for Aircraft Spruce, MyPilotStore, Mcfarlane, Sarasota Avionics, etc. Thanks for helping develop the product and kickstart it.
 
We are in full production for the summer season now and developed new accessories for the product. The manufacturing process has been refined and we are ramping up our scale to fill all the new orders.
 
For the full System we are going to do a Free Shipping discount (Limited Time right now), which will save about 10% off.
The system includes:
- IceBox 12V or 24V model
- IceBox Aux Battery and Pilots Cable
- IceBox Gel Packs x10
- Bluetooth Thermostat
- Shipping FREE
 
If you are interested:
 
Pics and details below
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IceBox - $399
 
The IceBox is a portable air conditioning system, for your car, boat or airplane.
 
For Pilots: No more flying in a scorching hot cabin! Turn ON the IceBox during preflight and cool your cabin down before engine start. Jump in and experience a comfortable taxi and departure to a cooler altitude. Enjoy hours of IceBox cooling power and control your comfort with the Wireless Remote (Pump and Fan controls). TIP: During cruise flight, Turn OFF the water pump at altitude with the included 2x button Wireless Remote to sustain the longest A/C possible. In Cruise Flight Mode -- Keep the fan running to push cooler air through the cabin
 
Specifications
 
- Electrical: 12V or 24V. Max Power Consumption 4.5 Amps
- Features: Wireless Remote included (Fan/Pump), Removable Duct for Extended Reach cooling, Internal 'Cold Box' Design, 40 lbs Ice/Water capacity, Long 15' power plug
- Dimensions: 12"x16"x22" 
- Weight Empty: 10lbs
- Warranty: 1 year Mfr parts & labor, 30day money back guarantee
- Operating Manual found here http://switchboxcontrol.com/s/iceboxmanual.pdf
 
Accessories
 
- AUX Battery for Stand-Alone Operation (RunTime: 1.5 Hours, Dimensions/Weight: 7.5x4.5x7, 7.5lb, Comes Fully Charged) -- $75
- Pilot's Cable to switch between ship's power and Aux Battery (useful for preflight, fuel stops and post-flight draining the box) -- $60
- Custom Gel Packs for Ice Substitute. One "IceBox" gel pack has 10x more cold material than consumer packs; Contains a thin insulation sleeve to transfer cold BTUs out, rather than the hard insulated store-brand types (6x10x1.25, 48oz Gel, 2lb, Reusable 'fuel' Save $$ on Ice, 10x packs fit an IceBox) -- $5/each
- 24V Adapter for use in any 24V electrical system -- $40
- Aux Battery Charging Cable -- $5 
- Bluetooth Thermostat, extend the length of your IceBox cooling power -- $99
 
Order here if interested. Specs and Info on the site
 
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Love the dogs pictures, it looks like that they really enjoy it.

 

Looks a little bit cumbersome for inside a Mooney with passengers. But ideal for when working on your plane in the summer. Specially when working on avionics or interiors out of a hangar. Do you have a hose extension to bring the cool air thru the pilot's window?. Will your product cool off the whole cabin on a 90F day on the ground with the unit out of the plane?

 

How about using it when working in the attic? Heat is umbearable there in the summer. And there is more people with attics than planes.

 

Have you tried marketing this product thru Home Depot?

 

José  

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Hey jose, the product is being sold thu Aircraft Spruce now so the community is growing to pilots and boat guys and some using for their car AC, in old cars.

 

You have a winner with this on the marine market. Anyone that has worked on Caterpillar's engine rooms on boats knows how sweaty it gets there even with the engine off. Try West Marine stores. There are more boats than planes.

 

José

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We're getting some more write-ups on the dog rescue missions we fly, and how we use the IceBox to precool the plane down for the animals.
 
To support the community of pilots working on these missions together, we'll donate $15 from each order to Pilot n Paws, a fundraiser this month for a good cause. Here is their link if youd like to sign up and get involved in these flights.
 
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We're getting a lot of requests for pilots who'd like to be mini-dealers at their airports/FBOs.

 
I can tell you more about how it works if you'd like to get a discount on a batch of 5x icebox.
Send over a PM if interested
 
Phillip
p.s. For Pilot Paws - we pay for all the expenses. Its a community service.
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It is great having you here, but why not move this over to the vendor forum now that we have one? It would seem to be a better fit.

Jim

Save your breath Jim. Phillip has been hinted to, requested, chided, asked respectfully, and demanded.

He simply refuses to abide by the rules, and now is continuing to push his product by acting it is a Pilots and Paws advertisement, and after your very polite request, he pretends not to know how to post on the vendor's list.

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Phillip,

It is great having you here, but why not move this over to the vendor forum now that we have one? It would seem to be a better fit.

Jim

Phillip,

 

I agree with Jim. I believe it would help all of us by having a great product with great customer service lead the way.

 

BTW. I got your unit yesterday (My sons did not get it on time to bring it down to Guatemala, so they had to send it to Washington where I am now). It really looks great. Now I have to convince American Airlines to allow me to send it as checked luggage... Any suggestions or experience somebody would like to share about sending a cooler as checked luggage. 

 

Oscar

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