Lithonion,

Welcome aboard and save some $$$.

john

Hi Nina (RC Timer). Some micro polarized Deans would be a nice addition also. In bulk, just like the other Deans that you have. Thanks!

Just received my order from RCTimer; 7 days from HK to my door. Only problem I have is getting back on the website; sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Shipping was $2.00, great prices! Got the Dean clones w/ ribs, 3 & 4mm connectors & a 850kv outrunner for a total of $27. Happy camper here! Thanks to the thread starter for the heads up.

Originally Posted by sonny1

Just received my order from RCTimer; 7 days from HK to my door. Only problem I have is getting back on the website; sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Shipping was $2.00, great prices! Got the Dean clones w/ ribs, 3 & 4mm connectors & a 850kv outrunner for a total of $27. Happy camper here! Thanks to the thread starter for the heads up.

Dear sonny1,

Thanks for your feedback,
If you have any inquiries please feel free to contact me.
$ 2.00 is shipping insurance

Nina

Hi Nina, placed an order 5 days ago a never received shipping info, could you please pm me to let me know where my order stands.

Originally Posted by birdy233

Hi Nina, placed an order 5 days ago a never received shipping info, could you please pm me to let me know where my order stands.

Dear birdy233,

Please chech you webmail, we have sent the tracking No. to you.

Nina

I placed my order on the 8th and I "think" my order shipped October 14th.
The email has this in subject "rctimer Have been shipped to you, please note that check" and no text in the body of the email. I ordered from Hobby City and it shipped on the 15th and it arrived on the 23rd. The time line is pretty normal from HC.
By now I am wondering if something happened on the shippers end to not get out?
Order # is 2009100954574

Regards,
Rick

They should have sent you a tracking #

Received the second order today. The first required my signature but this one didn't. Didn't buy the insurance on either. Looks like it entered the US around the 13th so it's the US Postal system and/or US Customs that slowed this package down.

One small issue is I received the 600mm straight extension leads but ordered the twisted version. Like that extra RF protection. Sent Nina a message but not sure if much can be done and no big deal if not. I can still use these and considering they were $.89 ea I can live with the mistake.

Xwing

Originally Posted by xwingnut

Received the second order today. The first required my signature but this one didn't. Didn't buy the insurance on either. Looks like it entered the US around the 13th so it's the US Postal system and/or US Customs that slowed this package down.

One small issue is I received the 600mm straight extension leads but ordered the twisted version. Like that extra RF protection. Sent Nina a message but not sure if much can be done and no big deal if not. I can still use these and considering they were $.89 ea I can live with the mistake.

Xwing

Dear Xwing,

Sorry for any inconveneince, this is our mistake, we can offer resend or refund.
Deeply appreciate for your forgiveness.
Thank you much !

Nina

I'm a Canadian resident and the RCTimer website gave me an error when I tried to enter my Postal Code (Zip) in the receiving address section of the "My rctimer" section.

It seems there software only recognizes 5-digits (zip) and not the 6-digits required for a Postal Code.

Anyway, I sent Nina an email and she responded quickly, saying that the package will be sent to the address that I gave her in my initial email. Since then I've logged-in and my receiving address has not been updated and I can't check out what I've got in my "cart" until it is.

I will keep the community updated though!

Looking forward to purchasing a ESC's, motors, deans, ect.

Also Nina, it would be great if RCTimer could find and supply a few choices for a balancing charger with an AC Adapter for 1-6 Cell Lipo's!!!

Nina, I see you've been watching this thread, so I'd like to ask a couple of questions if I may. I noticed that your lipo packs are a little more expensive than other HK distributors, (HobbyCity, etc). I am having some difficulty in understanding some of the translations you provide in English; an example from your website reads: "Our battery price is higher than the other seller, because: 1. When the customer orders, we just go to manufacture, so to maintain the best life of battery. 2. Battery capacity of our precision instruments have been checked, capacity is sufficient, but the market is lack of capacity, 1500mAh as 1800mAh to sell, 1800mAh as 2200mAh to sell ... etc. ". I think I get the basic idea of what that says, but to us here in the States it's a little hard to understand. Are you saying that your packs are, as we say here "fresher" than your competitors, and that their stated capacities are more accurate also? Also, does your pack pricing reflect the addition of shipping to their price? And also, when I want to put something in my "favorites" area, I get a window which says, "Add To Flavours Success!". That actually sounds very nice, but it makes absolutely no sense whatsoever in English. I am a satisfied customer by the way; I have never had an order from HK delivered so quickly. I'm sure I will be ordering again soon. Thank you,

Sonny

This is to the OP badpilotto,

Maybe you should change the title of this thread to the Official RCTimer Thread... or something.

Just a thought.

Originally Posted by etotheo

This is to the OP badpilotto,

Maybe you should change the title of this thread to the Official RCTimer Thread... or something.

Just a thought.

For one thing , this is a public forum, and online retailers are part of the public, they have a right to participate here. The interaction between customer and retailer can only benefit both parties. If RCTimer were my company I would strongly encourage active participation in these forums, that's just good business....nothing wrong with that. Kudos to the thread starter for opening up the dialogue, as he like the rest of us here just wanted to know something about RCTimer. And more importantly, if we can get a good deal out of the information we glean here, more the better.

Originally Posted by sonny1

For one thing , this is a public forum, and online retailers are part of the public, they have a right to participate here. The interaction between customer and retailer can only benefit both parties. If RCTimer were my company I would strongly encourage active participation in these forums, that's just good business....nothing wrong with that. Kudos to the thread starter for opening up the dialogue, as he like the rest of us here just wanted to know something about RCTimer. And more importantly, if we can get a good deal out of the information we glean here, more the better.

This is exactly my point!

I only thought that by changing the title of the thread, it would be easier for others that are thinking about or already have used RCTimer to join in and participate. Something that stands out a little better... something that catches the eye a little better...