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I will renig my statement as posted in Post#13. If you take the time and read and can digest what the real problem is, as Dick and others have posted on this thread, you will maybe understand the point I was origionally trying to make.I simply can not sit by and not defend what I wrote. That is unacceptaible to me..
"Tired Old man" and others did not read the context of my origional post and immediately started rediculing without completely understanding the problem. "Tired Old man", in two seperate posts #'s 10 and #20, gave your opinion without reading and understanding. You have a bad habit of this, and Surprise!, I do have a computer,and know how to use it. By the way, where I live has nothing to do with the content of the post..
Just to inform you, yes we do actually have running water, electricity and lights,and computers as well. TiredOld Man, we sure are improving!!!!!!!!!No we don't live under any Bridges with our Ipods , depending on information, simply existing like a cave manand relying onthat informationon the internet for our daily living conditions and survival... Sorry to disappoint you but that is a fact. It's really True!

You have no idea what or why I posted this thread. It was not intended to flame or bad mouth any manufacturer or their policies, but to was intended to see if other people that own this engine, knew about a problem they do not publish on their website.Simple question and a Simple answer was all that was asked. Also you know absoutly nothing of how much I spend on an aircraft, nor doe's it matter. I will spend money to built a very nice aircraft, and that is none of you concern as well on how much I spend. Yes, I edited my comments to you and others that did not read the post.
I don't need the kind remarks of stupitity some people express without thinking before pounding on their keypad, Ipod , whatever.
W8YE in Post #3 stated," they don't get involved if the engine is running ok". He also missed the point here. After a failure is not the time to correct it.
People pay top price for these engines, and If Da or any other manufacturer knows and has knowledge of a problems or defectswith their product, they should be required to let people know about it. As other people have posted on this subject, any manufacturer has a responsibility to correct a defect if they know a problem exists and I don care if it's out of State or out of this Country

Do they wait to save money by avoiding necessary repairs needed? Of course they do.Ask Toyota about the Lawsuits that were filed because of defective brakes. They knew about it, but Failed to Perfom until people got killed because of their lack of Responsibility..
I gota recall notice on the Vehicle I own and got mine fixed when I found outabout it.As another poster here commented, it is a Safety issue. If an Engine blows up and they knew about the problem, but did not tell anybody, wouldn't that fit into the same catagory as Defetctive Brakes??? ? Yes it would. Come on now, think about it for a second or two.
Suppose,you are flying Giant ScaleAircraft, the engine blows up, you loose contol due to the damage, RX., batteries, airframe etc,whatever, then the plane crashes into a crowd of people. What would happen after that kind of disaster if it happened,??? Ask your self that exact question.and some poor sole got injured or Killed? I am just trying to get something clear here. and that is all. That was my only contention here and not to argue with people that don't</span> <span style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); ">understand the point I was trying to make.</span>