Finding a Local Mikado dealer

[Cryofix]

I live in easton PA and i was wondering if anyone could tell me if there is a local dealer of Mikado parts in the NY NJ PA, I work near Trenton NJ so alittle travel is not a problem.

Thanks

[hugeh2o]

I am thinking of getting a Logo 10 as my first heli. Have you found that the parts are simply too much of a hassle vs. your Trex? I live in WV.

[jamesotron99]

Hah. I get my Logo 10 parts from ReadyHeli in Florida. It's worth the 1 week wait time to have the best machine. Trust me, I could have T-Rex 600 parts same-day, but it's just not worth it.
Parts I have replaced on my Logo 10 Carbon in two years due (except upgrades):

* Several main gears (incorrectly configured ESC)
* Tail bearings (went with the upgrade and nothing since)
* One of the four screws that hold on the head-button.
* Canopy (didn't like the old Logo 10 canopy, so went with a 3D one)

I have two main gears, a belt and a main shaft sitting in my cupboard, but I suspect I'll never have to use them. I do fly my machine reasonably hard, too:

http://jamesotron.blip.tv/file/221139/

[hugeh2o]

Ok, I had decided to go with a Logo. Hopefully, I can prep enough ahead to have spare parts if needed. I found a deal on a Logo 20. Any advise on the Logo 20?

thanks

[BOOGIE]

I get my parts from ReadyHeli in 2 days. They are good about shipping quick

[hugeh2o]

I just read on readyheli's site that they are discontinuing carrying Logo parts. Any other ideas?

Sounds like they and the distributor are not content with each other.

[BOOGIE]

http://www.modefosheli.com/home