I've had issues with the customer service folks at Sinclair also. Will avoid them in the future when I can. Had a circulator that showed up and can't be tuned with the normal adjustments to get it back on track. After several excuses of needing a tax number and then some other documentation, they just stopped answering my emails asking for an RMA. Two years later, I've given up.
YMMV Chuck n0nhj skipp025 wrote: > Yep... > > About $10K to $15K worth of crap VHF Antennas bad... Doesn't keep > me from buying more... just not the model/type we bought with the > problems that have yet to be resolved. I only get a chance to > grind on them about it at IWCE each year... every year. > > Overall Sinclair makes and made great stuff. But I have a large > collection of VHF Aluminum Sinclair "Edsels" in my collection. > > cheers, > skipp > >> "Jed Barton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> wow, really, that bad? >> >> _____ >> >> From: skipp025 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 3:36 PM >> To: [email protected] >> Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Antennas that work both in > commercial and >> amateur >> >> >> >> Sinclair makes what you're looking for... but you won't like the >> price... and if their customer service is still as bad as my last >> experience you won't enjoy trying to resolve any problems that >> might pop up. >> >> cheers, >> skipp >> >>> "Jed Barton" <jed@> wrote: >>> >>> Hey guys, >>> I need some suggestions. I need a vhf and a uhf antena. >>> Here's the requirement. I'm planning to operate both amateur and >> commercial >>> stuff from the house. >>> I'd rather not use a ham antenna in the commercial bands. >>> Are there some that'll do the 136 to 174 split, and some UHF that'll >> do like >>> 439 to 490? >>> Any ideas? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Jed >>> > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >
