Jet Flyers Beware, scam artist Shaun Evans loose
03-07-2012, 12:04 PM
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RE: Jet Flyers Beware, scam artist Shaun Evans loose
Shaz, you are such a looser, you and your best pal Shaun. You both are crooks and you know it. Anyway, i sleep well at night knowing that i am not the liar here and knowing that you two have reserved seats in hell.
03-07-2012, 12:05 PM
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This is to all the positive and negative post. I fly with Mr. George and I saw the f18 first flight, yes it was very sluggish and while flying the Right landing gear popped out. The plane was not in an accident , just a emergency landing. The turbine was removed to facilitate the repairs on the plane along with a fuel leak, that's when the turbine was discovered to be damaged.
I realize that nothing is going to come out of this, Yes I agree that the plane should have been inspected, but the fact that he trusted someone to provided a professional service to him, it was overlooked. The point I am trying to make is that, he's not lying.
I recommend to you Mr. George that you state your last argument and stop this blog immediately. There is no sense in putting your character at risk.
We all know the truth.
This is to all the positive and negative post. I fly with Mr. George and I saw the f18 first flight, yes it was very sluggish and while flying the Right landing gear popped out. The plane was not in an accident , just a emergency landing. The turbine was removed to facilitate the repairs on the plane along with a fuel leak, that's when the turbine was discovered to be damaged.
I realize that nothing is going to come out of this, Yes I agree that the plane should have been inspected, but the fact that he trusted someone to provided a professional service to him, it was overlooked. The point I am trying to make is that, he's not lying.
I recommend to you Mr. George that you state your last argument and stop this blog immediately. There is no sense in putting your character at risk.
We all know the truth.
03-07-2012, 12:09 PM
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Island is it possible that the rough landing, after the gear fell off, could have jarred the engine, and was it running when it landed? Is it possible it ingested dirt at that time? I know I had a Festo fitting crack inside the cover of a JC turbine once, and when you tried to the start the plane you would get a fire out the front of the turbine. If this was the case, then it is possible that this would have burned your lines and tubing. In addition, it is not uncommon for these Festos to crack due to pressure from inside the turbine if there is failure of the selenoid valve or absence of this valve (especially in the case of a propane starting engine, though I understand yours is a kero-start). It is something to think about. The environment in Trinidad (weather) is certainly much hotter and humid than that of California or Colorado so again things will loosen and require adjustment from moving to a different environment.
03-07-2012, 12:11 PM
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The "RCU is working" comment was the best. So much to learn on the forums. Like how to handle disgruntled customers or whatever this guy is. I understand that the point of the post was to warn other customers away from this business. Not to recoup losses.
1st question, what happened to the $350 in ordinance/bomby things that the customer never received?
2nd question, I think islandhobbies stated that shaun used islandhobbies' engine in his f15 and then crashed it. Why would someone need to use a customers engine in a F-15 a few times before sending it to the customer? Even if you didn't crash it the motor would eventually have to be returned to the owner. Would a builder need a motor and then use that motor for a few weeks or months before finishing the customer's plane? Wouldn't the install set up and removal time make this a pain vs. just buying your own motor?
3rd question, why would the current completeness of the customer's F-18 mean it wasn't crashed in the four months since the customer received it? Or do these models explode like the real ones when crashed hard enough to damage the engine?
4th question, once the damage was found on the motor (preventing start), why was it fixed and then flown? Why was the factory needed to determine the engine wasn't in new condition at that point?
5th question, why do I have so much time to read this thread? Oh yeah, I am retired. Suck it workers.
1st question, what happened to the $350 in ordinance/bomby things that the customer never received?
2nd question, I think islandhobbies stated that shaun used islandhobbies' engine in his f15 and then crashed it. Why would someone need to use a customers engine in a F-15 a few times before sending it to the customer? Even if you didn't crash it the motor would eventually have to be returned to the owner. Would a builder need a motor and then use that motor for a few weeks or months before finishing the customer's plane? Wouldn't the install set up and removal time make this a pain vs. just buying your own motor?
3rd question, why would the current completeness of the customer's F-18 mean it wasn't crashed in the four months since the customer received it? Or do these models explode like the real ones when crashed hard enough to damage the engine?
4th question, once the damage was found on the motor (preventing start), why was it fixed and then flown? Why was the factory needed to determine the engine wasn't in new condition at that point?
5th question, why do I have so much time to read this thread? Oh yeah, I am retired. Suck it workers.
03-07-2012, 12:33 PM
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RE: Jet Flyers Beware, scam artist Shaun Evans loose
Andy, if you have read the posts, the guy is taking about
a Kingtech engine, NOT ABOUT YOU///////////
What are you smoking?
E.N.T.
a Kingtech engine, NOT ABOUT YOU///////////
What are you smoking?
E.N.T.
03-07-2012, 12:36 PM
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ORIGINAL: E.N.T.
Andy, if you have read the posts, the guy is taking about
a Kingtech engine, NOT ABOUT YOU///////////
What are you smoking?
E.N.T.
Andy, if you have read the posts, the guy is taking about
a Kingtech engine, NOT ABOUT YOU///////////
What are you smoking?
E.N.T.
03-07-2012, 12:39 PM
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ORIGINAL: ZX11
The ''RCU is working'' comment was the best. So much to learn on the forums. Like how to handle disgruntled customers or whatever this guy is. I understand that the point of the post was to warn other customers away from this business. Not to recoup losses.
1st question, what happened to the $350 in ordinance/bomby things that the customer never received?
2nd question, I think islandhobbies stated that shaun used islandhobbies' engine in his f15 and then crashed it. Why would someone need to use a customers engine in a F-15 a few times before sending it to the customer? Even if you didn't crash it the motor would eventually have to be returned to the owner. Would a builder need a motor and then use that motor for a few weeks or months before finishing the customer's plane? Wouldn't the install set up and removal time make this a pain vs. just buying your own motor?
3rd question, why would the current completeness of the customer's F-18 mean it wasn't crashed in the four months since the customer received it? Or do these models explode like the real ones when crashed hard enough to damage the engine?
4th question, once the damage was found on the motor (preventing start), why was it fixed and then flown? Why was the factory needed to determine the engine wasn't in new condition at that point?
5th question, why do I have so much time to read this thread? Oh yeah, I am retired. Suck it workers.
The ''RCU is working'' comment was the best. So much to learn on the forums. Like how to handle disgruntled customers or whatever this guy is. I understand that the point of the post was to warn other customers away from this business. Not to recoup losses.
1st question, what happened to the $350 in ordinance/bomby things that the customer never received?
2nd question, I think islandhobbies stated that shaun used islandhobbies' engine in his f15 and then crashed it. Why would someone need to use a customers engine in a F-15 a few times before sending it to the customer? Even if you didn't crash it the motor would eventually have to be returned to the owner. Would a builder need a motor and then use that motor for a few weeks or months before finishing the customer's plane? Wouldn't the install set up and removal time make this a pain vs. just buying your own motor?
3rd question, why would the current completeness of the customer's F-18 mean it wasn't crashed in the four months since the customer received it? Or do these models explode like the real ones when crashed hard enough to damage the engine?
4th question, once the damage was found on the motor (preventing start), why was it fixed and then flown? Why was the factory needed to determine the engine wasn't in new condition at that point?
5th question, why do I have so much time to read this thread? Oh yeah, I am retired. Suck it workers.
1. no word on that yet. Remember allegedly the jet wasn't checked out for four months. Who knows where they could be?
2. that has already been disproved because the engine Shaun had in his F15 was propane start not Kero and Georges engine was Kero start
3. Yes a simple emergency landing with only two wheels could cause a bad landing with enough downforce to damage an engine even though the airframe isn't destroyed
4. George said he flew it damaged. He didn't say he repaired it and then flew it. He said he discovered the damage "after" he flew it had a bad landing knocking off one of the mains
5. good question. Me, back injury not able to work this week so all I can do is type on the computer while on muscle relaxers.
03-07-2012, 12:40 PM
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1st question, what happened to the $350 in ordinance/bomby things that the customer never received?
1st question, what happened to the $350 in ordinance/bomby things that the customer never received?
Whew, now it's all explained and we can sleep at night knowing that Shaun is telling the truth, Island's 18 month old daughter is safe, Shaz is a "looser" (you sure don't want to let him loose in a courtroom if he is representing the other guy), and the RCUCJJM is alive and well.
Jim
03-07-2012, 12:42 PM
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George, I think mate that you are not takeing your meds. I have never read such BS . I am in Oz. and not in the Turbine Mafia and have had dealings with Shaun, found him to be an honest and good bloke.
Regards.
Bill
Regards.
Bill
03-07-2012, 01:30 PM
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For some unknown reason RCU IS WORKING OK
For some unknown reason RCU IS WORKING OK
How about this for a possible conspiracy theory... Shaun broke into the RCU server and fixed it so he could make all of his posts with out all of the BS that has been going on lately
03-07-2012, 01:33 PM
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RE: Jet Flyers Beware, scam artist Shaun Evans loose
Could the cause of the gear falling out mid flight be something to do with the field they fly off?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06_vh6iFt3g&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/youtube]
the field acts as an arrester hook, before it scored an own goal
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06_vh6iFt3g&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/youtube]
the field acts as an arrester hook, before it scored an own goal
03-07-2012, 01:48 PM
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RE: Jet Flyers Beware, scam artist Shaun Evans loose
George, if you really want to get on Shaun's t1ts, call him:
Seann
Shawn
Shaan
Shon
Shohn
Chon
Chone
Shean
Shaune
Shawne
Chawn
Chaun
Cean
Shauhn
Chauhn
Cheahn
Chohn etc.
Seann
Shawn
Shaan
Shon
Shohn
Chon
Chone
Shean
Shaune
Shawne
Chawn
Chaun
Cean
Shauhn
Chauhn
Cheahn
Chohn etc.
03-07-2012, 01:58 PM
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Could the cause of the gear falling out mid flight be something to do with the field they fly off?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06_vh6iFt3g&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/youtube]
the field acts as an arrester hook, before it scored an own goal
Could the cause of the gear falling out mid flight be something to do with the field they fly off?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06_vh6iFt3g&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/youtube]
the field acts as an arrester hook, before it scored an own goal
03-07-2012, 01:59 PM
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This field is rough!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSjbFIg2Kto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EFTjEpmNnA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSjbFIg2Kto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EFTjEpmNnA
03-07-2012, 02:17 PM
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Well George,
I see allot of incriminating evidence against your flying skills specially the landings. My honest advice to you is to stop wasting money in expensive RC jets for a while and invest the money in a hard runway.
I see allot of incriminating evidence against your flying skills specially the landings. My honest advice to you is to stop wasting money in expensive RC jets for a while and invest the money in a hard runway.
03-07-2012, 02:18 PM
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Well George,
I see allot of incriminating evidence against your flying skills specially the landings. My honest advice to you is to stop wasting money in expensive RC jets for a while and invest the money in a hard runway.
I see allot of incriminating evidence against your flying skills specially the landings. My honest advice to you is to stop wasting money in expensive RC jets for a while and invest the money in a hard runway.
03-07-2012, 02:32 PM
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This field is rough!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSjbFIg2Kto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EFTjEpmNnA
This field is rough!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSjbFIg2Kto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EFTjEpmNnA