Use R/C direct they have one of the best JR service guys in the nation working for them. Karlton Ron wrote: > I am looking for an alternative to Horizon Hobbies for repair work on my > other JR radio. Has any one had success with such a place? > > The reason for my question is as follows: > Having purchased an XP8103 from a friend, I sent the unit in for work > because the OFB flies mode 1 (I fly mode 2). When I got the unit back, > it was missing the flight battery. > > I called in and they were nice enough so they sent me another. So far > OK. Then I got to working with it and discovered that the spoiler > function was still on the right stick (even though the ratchet was on > the left). > > Again I called, again they were nice enough. We agreed that they would > fix it and reimburse me for the shipping. This time they didn't call > and it came back so fast that I didn't get my shipping money from them. > Oh well, it least it's back and fixed. Right? wrong! Now I've > discovered that the momentary switch used for trainer/stopwatch is > linked to the aileron/rudder mix. > > Now I've had enough. I open the case and locate the wires. A couple of > taps with my pencil iron and I've got it fixed. well, after all of > this, I'm looking for an alternative location to send my X347 in for a > tune up. So, as I asked at the top, have you got one? > > TIA > -- > Ron Richardson > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Birmingham, AL, USA > RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and >"unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
