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Jun 04, 2005, 08:25 AM
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Stationed in Aviano, Italy
Joined May 2005
490 Posts
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Lazy E-Bee broke when recieved
I just bought a lazy e-bee, from hobbypeople.net, but when i got it together i found that it wouldn't work, i even tried charging the battery about 2 1/2 hrs still nothin, anyone else have this prollem?
Also, feels like one of the servo's is broke. The servo arm moves VERY freely, like the inner gears a broke er somthin'... 
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Jun 04, 2005, 11:03 AM
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At the Flying field
Joined Jun 2003
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If ordered online, contact customer service with an explaination of the problem and I'm sure that they will take care of it for you under warranty. If purchased from a local store, simply return it for an exchange.
Hobby People has just about one of the best return policies on earth. |
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Jun 04, 2005, 03:22 PM
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Stationed in Aviano, Italy
Joined May 2005
490 Posts
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Yeah i am Military stationed in Italy, so shipping it is...
has anyone ever had to return anything to them, and if so... how long did it take to get back? |
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