twinbrother
Posts: 120
Joined: 7/20/2004 From: Sherman Oaks,
CA, USA Status: offline
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I purchased 2 .25 Zeros and 1 F4U 50 size Corsairs at the AMA show in January 2008. After purchasing, I asked for a receipt. The employee said he couldn't provide me with one. I took my chances and bought the planes anyway. After building one of the .25 Zeros, I went for a test flight. The plane crashed in 5 seconds. The reason is because of incorrect "Center of Gravity" instructions, which is the main determination of whether a plane will have a successful flight. This is the second time I've had an issue with Raidentech and their poor product quality and instructions. The first time, I got a replacement, but lost a $70 lipo battery. This time, I lost a $90 lipo battery and $50 motor in the crash. And now I have to drive down to their warehouse and prove I bought their product because I don't have a receipt or order #, which I requested during the time of the transaction. It's a 2 hour roundtrip and $10 of gas for me. All I asked for was a full replacement of the plane. But that request has been denied at the time of this writing. I didn't even ask to have the battery or motor replaced, but now I am. A company shouldn't be selling defective products, especially one with so many complaints against them. I lost $200 in 5 seconds, which is a mistake I made for trusting a company that said they were looking to improve on their customer service and product quality. I also checked on the Better Business Bureau website, bbb.com, and they have an "F" rating, aka Raiden Tech. I was hoping Nitroplanes.com would be improving their products and customer service, but appears they haven't. And this time, I even tried covering my own bases.
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