Shout out to t9hobbysport

[Pr][nCe]

Ordered some Zap CA glue, kicker, various tape, epoxy, servo extensions, Y connectors and a few other essentials. ordered at 2pm Monday came next day at 10am.

Ordered 4 Hitec HS-65HB servos Wednesday at 14:50 came this morning at 10:10.

Very competitive price, servos was the cheapest i could find, and with that service and well packaged.

got to give them a shout out.

www.t9hobbysport.com

[rob.thomson]

  Rich from T9 runs a tight ship :)

[dogzilla]

Cheers feller always looking for good suppliers.

To be honest I buy a lot of stuff on eBay these days, misc stuff like tape, glues easily picked up cheaply on there.

But for RC stuff there are few really good on-line retailers.

Robot Birds, Electriflite, Servoshop usually my first point of call.

[mark1975]

nice to hear of good suppliers also used proflight off ebay found him to be bob on each time ive ordered..

[Pr][nCe]

Yes good UK suppliers are few and far between.

[plingboot]

Back in february I ordered some taranis bits from T9 - receiver and telemetry modules.

I received everything apart from the battery sensor module - which was noted as out of stock, to follow.

A week or so went by and nothing, i called and left a message, i emailed, i called again and left a message etc... but as yet i've not had either a reply or the missing sensor.

[Pr][nCe]

Well i be on phone everyday, and rightly so to post here.

[Coyote]

I`ve got to echo the other lads accounts. He runs a good shop, responds to emails, phoned me up once about a Taranis to make sure the details were correct and update me. Highly recommended

[Mirabile Visu]

Hi everybody,

I've just had some brilliant customer service from T9Hobbysport, and as I'm normally so fast to complain when things don't go right, I feel obligated to pass on this better news now as well.

I bought a Taranis transmitter last June from T9Hobbysport, and after looking on the Internet for programming instructions, made a quick decision to leave this until the dark winter nights as it was totally different to my Spektrum DX8.  Consequently, it is only recently that I finally got around to programming the transmitter.  With the help of some YouTube videos, it wasn't difficult at all.  However, there was a very intermittent fault where "Tx Antenna Problem" showed on the transmitter screen.  The transmitter still seemed to work fine, and the servos moved as required, but obviously I dare not fly an aircraft in case anything went wrong.

A quick phone call to Richard at T9Hobbysport produced the instant offer to exchange my transmitter for a replacement brand-new unit.  I would have been perfectly happy for them to have sent the unit off for repair under guarantee, considering that it was seven months since I bought it.

I went along to their premises in Bradford, and got the replacement unit, and some very useful advice about Sbus wiring.

Very many thanks to Richard (and Dave on the counter).  Much appreciated.  I dread to think what might have happened if I had bought my Taranis from HobbyKing....

Cheers fellas, you've got all my future business!

Trevor.

[FPVSteve]

Nice :)

[Drone 5]

Nice one Trevor.

I love mine.