What's going on with Castle?

[DwightSchrute]

I don't know many company owners who gives tech advise and personal CS on any forum. To me, that speaks volumes. Castle supports ALOT of platforms now...IMHO Castle is responsible for keeping the brushless revolution on track for many of us. Most of the other "brushless" companies produce something, see that it has a few shortcomings an then abandons the product. Patrick has worked tirelessly to get into our hands what we like to run and do it the right way.

The big guys see his efforts too. Associated, HPI, Traxxas, Losi...they all use his brushless stuff. Not to mention a military contract as well. Look at how much Castle has expanded since we saw the MMM V1....

So, on top of supporting several of the top rc companies and making sure their stock is enough so people can buy their favorite cars and trucks, the man has recalled 60k escs....give the guy a break!

I waited 3+ months getting a mmp back probably 6 months ago, but the man replaced it for free....while dealing with the massive recall.

.....so i gotta slip this in....the only small critism i have is to maybe change the repair time on the website to 8-12 weeks. atleast people know that it's probably gonna be a little later than they expected.

There's no way in the world i'd run any other brushless system. Castle has always been reliable... even through my own learning curve, where i was horrible at soldering and probably caused 70% of my own failures before i learned how to do it the right way. after that, i didn't have a single additional failure. it makes me wonder how many of these returns are from user error. probably alot.

[Pdelcast]

You know I love you guys.

We do what we do because we are modelers too. And we love it.

There are industries where we could make a lot more margin, but i sure wouldn't look forward to going to work.