Jet International
11-26-2007, 01:13 PM
#1
Jet International
Hi All
Has anyone received the December/January addition of Radio Control Jet International magazine?
I have yet to receive a copy via normal subscription channels and wondering if I need to call RCJI again!
Thanks to all who respond. Bye the way I am located in Texas.
Has anyone received the December/January addition of Radio Control Jet International magazine?
I have yet to receive a copy via normal subscription channels and wondering if I need to call RCJI again!
Thanks to all who respond. Bye the way I am located in Texas.
11-26-2007, 03:45 PM
#5
RE: Jet International
Inaccurate statements in RCJI.
I refer to the statement made by John Wright with regard to engine repairs and issues with repair turnaround times being largely resolved. I am sure that the editor printed that part of the editorial in good faith, but the facts are very different.
I have been a long time fan and supporter of the “P†series of engines of which I have owned and still own a considerable number. The engines are bullet proof and the ECUs are magic but………………………their repair service is and always has been a total disgrace, they treat their customers with utter contempt.
I have had more than one engine marooned in the factory for in excess of TWO months!!
I have had not one, but two P160’s repaired and returned free of charge because the repair took so long the factory felt it had to mitigate it’s embarrassment by not charging me. Subsequent to this episode I e-mailed the factory saying I would rather pay for the repairs in a sensible time and get on with my flying!
Around the middle of October this year I sent a P120 in for check over and conversion to an “SE†it also has disappeared. Therefore I feel that some amendment to the paragraph headed “Repairs†in the issue 87 of RCJI is due as it is, in my opinion grossly inaccurate.
m
I refer to the statement made by John Wright with regard to engine repairs and issues with repair turnaround times being largely resolved. I am sure that the editor printed that part of the editorial in good faith, but the facts are very different.
I have been a long time fan and supporter of the “P†series of engines of which I have owned and still own a considerable number. The engines are bullet proof and the ECUs are magic but………………………their repair service is and always has been a total disgrace, they treat their customers with utter contempt.
I have had more than one engine marooned in the factory for in excess of TWO months!!
I have had not one, but two P160’s repaired and returned free of charge because the repair took so long the factory felt it had to mitigate it’s embarrassment by not charging me. Subsequent to this episode I e-mailed the factory saying I would rather pay for the repairs in a sensible time and get on with my flying!
Around the middle of October this year I sent a P120 in for check over and conversion to an “SE†it also has disappeared. Therefore I feel that some amendment to the paragraph headed “Repairs†in the issue 87 of RCJI is due as it is, in my opinion grossly inaccurate.
m
11-28-2007, 07:06 AM
#22
RE: Jet International
ORIGINAL: rjpilot
I don't have mine yet, but I have had to call and e-mail to get my last three issues.
Ron Jahnig
I don't have mine yet, but I have had to call and e-mail to get my last three issues.
Ron Jahnig
Haven't missed it that much.
Craig
11-29-2007, 12:01 AM
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RE: Jet International
Got my Dec-Jan issue today in Wisconsin......
Details of one's subscription are always included on an advert sheet in the gray plastic envelope that the mag is posted in.....
It lists subscription #, Mag name, # of issue to go, current issue #, and expiration issue # and a promo code.....
I renewed mine online today at traplet.com.........seemed to go thru on my credit card without difficulty....with email confirmation shortly after submission.....
Tom
Details of one's subscription are always included on an advert sheet in the gray plastic envelope that the mag is posted in.....
It lists subscription #, Mag name, # of issue to go, current issue #, and expiration issue # and a promo code.....
I renewed mine online today at traplet.com.........seemed to go thru on my credit card without difficulty....with email confirmation shortly after submission.....
Tom