I'm told I'm getting a replacement, so looking forward to receiving my plane. However, I'm still out my battery, motor, and servos. I'll just chalk that up to a hard lesson learned. Some employee at some hobby shop told me once you get what you pay for. I'm starting to believe him. As stated before, not all of Nitroplanes products are bad, but out of the 4 planes I've built from them, 2 were bad. That's a 50-50 shot of getting the plane in the air successfully. Just too costly for me. I'm going back to buying proven products from vendors such as Tower and HobbyPeople. A little more expensive, but at least I won't be guessing on instructions and CG and I won't lose $200 in hardware. Thanks for the feedback.