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sleebus.jones · 01.14.2008, 03:58 PM

Well, they are responding to emails much quicker now. I got a response that told me my setup draws too much amps, which means they pretty much denied me my claim. I'm trying again, but I don't have a whole lot of hope.

So, yay for fast responses, boo for poor warranty support. They won't get my business again, and I'll make sure to steer others away also. Apparently they've learned nothing from major e-tailers dropping their product line.

Looks like I've got a date with a heatgun and a razorblade. I know not all of the FETs are blown, because it still was rolling. Mebbe I should look up GriffinRU and see if he wants a project. :) Heck I think I would have been better off by modding a MM ESC.

*grumble*

Sleeb

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sleebus.jones I like chocolate milk Offline Posts: 650 Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Houston, TX	01.14.2008, 03:58 PM Well, they are responding to emails much quicker now. I got a response that told me my setup draws too much amps, which means they pretty much denied me my claim. I'm trying again, but I don't have a whole lot of hope. So, yay for fast responses, boo for poor warranty support. They won't get my business again, and I'll make sure to steer others away also. Apparently they've learned nothing from major e-tailers dropping their product line. Looks like I've got a date with a heatgun and a razorblade. I know not all of the FETs are blown, because it still was rolling. Mebbe I should look up GriffinRU and see if he wants a project. :) Heck I think I would have been better off by modding a MM ESC. grumble Sleeb