jda3
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Joined: 10/16/2004
From: Harvey,
LA, USA
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I agree about setting things up first before you try to hover. But I would like to make an observation. All of these manufactures of these great little machines are responsable for helping in this department as well. If you are going to made sometrhing as complex as one of these heli's you should also accept the responsability to give a very good set of instructions on setting up your product. I am very new to this part of the hobby and am tryiing very hard to learn as much as I can. I purchased a Walkera 36 Z400 without a radio set up. Now when I received my order the company did not even put the regular directions in the package. I know I can go to a web site and get this, but this should be the responsibility of the manufacturer. I can't wait to fly mine, but I have got to go out and find what I need to set this up right again something the manufacture could have done. And in doing it right would probly sell more of thier product thru word of mouth about such good directions. I understand the manufacture of the T-REX gives a complee set of instructions. I know money is the game but we as hobbiest should draw the line on what we are willing to take from someone who sell this equipment and give better instructions. The people who distribute this should demand it of their manufactures. I am sure their are people out there who will say forget it they will never do it. No they won't not until we as the buyer stop supporting them until they do it right. This is only my humble opinion. I hope I did not offend anyone in my statement becaues that is not my intent, it is only to make aware of the problem and get the right people involved to do something about it.
Thank you
Joe
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RE: Walkera Dragonfly #36 - 
