I'm not sure why you choose now to reply to a comment made well over a year ago, unless it's just an excuse to spruik the virtues of the G1.1 somewhere other than in your own thread.
Take a look at #88:
"Honestly, you guys single handedly changed the face of home brewing here in Australia (when you were at KegKing) you bought affordable (cheap) gear to the masses, maybe not on par with the real gear but perfectly useable, what has happened since then? Why have you lost your way?"
As you can see, I'm not entirely unsympathetic to your cause, but I think using your customers as product testers is unacceptable. Innovation, and product development is to be applauded, pushing product to market without sufficient testing is not.
Just a couple of observations:
The maltzilla that was sold with a mounting tab snapped off due to bad design, and this from a review:
"Yes this mill will get jammed!!! The problem l found was that the gap between the non driven wheel and the side housing is big enough to get grain caught between it. My remedy is to cut out a shim from a ice cream container lid and place it between the wheel and side housing. The shim needs to be as big as the housing (internal) and to fit over the adjustment (calibration) handle of the mil. The shim should overlap the 2 wheels to keep this gap closed! After having done this, l have never had the mill jam up on me again"
So spend $200 on a grain mill, then have to pull it apart and mod it to get it to work reliably? How well was this tested?
The boiler that was going to be sold with a single tri-clover outlet.
118L (31GALLON) KEGMENTER 304 STAINLESS - UNI TANK - PRESSURISABLE FERMENTER OR DISTILLATION BOILER
Check old posts on your thread, I pointed out that it wouldn't work because if you put a heating element into the single outlet where would the drain tap go, pretty simple stuff really, I was banned from the KL thread for my troubles, but lo and behold when it finally hit the market it had two tri-clovers. If just one person had tested it just once the design flaw would have been obvious.
There's many other instances, and deleting posts, banning people, and gaining favour through site sponsorship may work in the short term, but eventually you just end up alienating people.
Good luck with your future endeavours, if you can get real world testing done, and QC here in Australia rather than at point of origin you'll be on a winner.