Even though I have a Stylus on back order, I can see a lot of room for
improvement with Airtronics, starting with their website.

In fact, all of their websites.  It really astounds me that the ads for the
Transmitters are so vague on details.  You can only get a bullet-list
of major functionality, but not enough to feel that you really know what
the transmitter is about.

It makes it tough to choose.

Also, if you have reason to believe that Airtronics is responsive, than we
should have no problem convincing them to create a Spectra-module sort
of component, right?

-Paul

Stanley B Koch wrote:

> One gets what one pays for. Futaba never gave a hoot about working with the
> average owner,  whether it be at a trade show or answering phone call
> request. ( this has been my experience ). Now that Hobbico iwill be handling
> their distribution I can't believe it will get any better. Airtronics,
> although somewhat more expensive, is a responsive company offering a
> superior product with radios designed specifally for our needs. I have used
> Airtronics Visions and Stylus for many years now ( after Futaba refused to
> answer some questions and problems that I had ), with great pleasure and
> service. So I repeat...YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!!
>
> STAN KOCH
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