Robert Bingham wrote: > I just found a website for Dream Catcher Hobbies, search engine work. > > They say they own everything Airtronics ever made and more. They have allot of >things listed. Some I had never heard of, like DCU???? > > I'd sure like to buy, half of what they have listed, but I'd rather not send money >and not get anything in return. > > I have not seen them advertise in any of the mags. > > I guess what I'm asking is; id the a company to trust or are they like some other >web companies, that never seem to ship you, what you have ordered. > > If you have ordered from them, let me know what you think?
I came across Dream Catcher quite by accident one day. I was THRILLED to see they carried some of the Airtronics line, so I asked about a crank for an old Adante which had been gathering dust (I had put soooo much mileage on this beast, it deserved a 9th life). Yup they had 'em. The crank I received appeared to come from the same mold as the original :) Not knowing the price at the time, especially with shipping to Canada, and being eager to get one before the last one vanished, I sent them an order and a money order. They contacted me and asked me how many I wanted, and I said as many as I could get for the money I sent, with as many as 4 being plenty, and to keep the change if any. They sent me 4 cranks, and threw in a towhook :) They've since added the crank to the on-line catalog, and it appears that they were very generous with all they sent me given the money I sent them. It couldn't have possibly covered shipping and handling costs either. So I guess you could say I've had nothing but good experience with them. P.S. For a good list of RC stuff on the web, check out my bookmarks: http://isoar.ca/~andrewm/bkmks.html -- Andrew E. Mileski Ottawa, Canada RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Please note that subscribe and unsubscribe messages must be sent in text only format with MIME turned off.
