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msantos
07-29-2007, 07:56 PM
For HCH-II owners only (If you own a 2003-2005 HCH this poll does not apply to you):

Would you purchase an Inhibit assist module for your car?
This assist inhibit module would require following the installation instructions carefully.

What is an inhibit assist module for the HCH-II?
It is a self contained module that implements a control unit, a foot switch (mounted on the dead pedal), connectors and loomed wiring. When pressing the foot switch, EV assist is inhibited (prevented) whenever accelerating.

What does this module do?
It enables more effective/strategic management of the SoC by ultimately reducing the occurrence of regens. This feature can also be put to great use when Pulse and Gliding for extended periods by avoiding the accelerated depletion of the pack on the pulses.

How do I get one?
We're trying to determine the manufacturing price points based on demand... and general interest from HCH-II owners.

Does it work?
Yes. At the moment we have two first generation modules that are currently in operation on two vehicles.

Will it void my warranty?
We're currently in the process of discussing the viability and impact of this module on the warranty with Honda.

Please feel free to ask questions & discuss.

Cheers;

MSantos

Sledge
07-29-2007, 09:15 PM
Can you shut off assist when using cruise control? That would be more useful IMHO. The car wouldn't need to do any forced regen (which will suck down the MPG) if you're climbing long inclines.

HCHCIN
07-30-2007, 09:14 AM
MSantos--

I voted for $200 or less. I'm not sure how much this would save me (both fuel and cost), but much over $200 would probably throw the cost-benefit out of balance for me. --RN



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