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It looks like Hobby King noticed the KH250


G+_Michael Heinz
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I nearly bought a Runner myself but I'm glad I didn't - a local hobby shop owner said that he wasn't going to carry them because of reports of lots of QC issues and now the FB group for them has turned into a complete pity party, nothing but stories about being shipped drones with bad motors, receivers or other parts.

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I was going to order one of those RTF quads but they won't accept my phone number. The only way to check out now is to give them the number for a Mobile Phone so I guess I'll save my money.  With my luck, even though they claim all of them are tested before shipping it probably wouldn't fly anyway just like all the ones that I already have that won't fly .

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Steve C?????

That IS a scam. I wanted to buy a SCSI Controller card for Windows 7 to control my old 1996 HP 5p flat bed Scanner from Adaptec and the price alone was well over $350 less shipping costs. When I asked about shipping costs to Australia it turned out to be over $450. The card wasn't newly manufactured, but probably old stock that has been sitting in their warehouse for years.

 

I also needed a cable to suit the card's 68 pin socket and the 50 pin of the scanner and that was no problem finding in the US, but the price was US$92 less shipping costs. when I did asked about shipping costs they then added another US$40. I did a currency conversion and found that it was a whooping AU$158 !

 

I searched for both SCSI card and cable on e-Bay and Amazon, the cards were from US $50 to $80 and the suitable 68-50 cables were from US$35 to $45

 

Yes, it IS a scam. I don't know how companies manage to stay in business when they are terribly greedy when resellers such as e-Bay sell their produts at a cheaped buy than directly from the companies themselves. The fact that both the required SCSI card and cables are EOL stock, but they're trying to profit on stuff that are obsolete in today's computer technology. ?

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