esky helicopter owners inside

[yamatech]

Hello I was just wanting to know where you guys purchased your esky stuff. I see most is overseas. How was shipping. How long did it take. None of my local hobby store carry esky stuff. I would like to buy one but dont like the idea of waiting a long time for shipping of parts. Hopefully someone can tell me some good news. Thanks

[xrbcoronalogoflyer]

if you live in tiffen, ohio, walk over to jaghobbies...i get a lot of esky stuff from jim gase...ken

http://www.jaghobbies.com/rc_planes/...#Spare%20Parts

[WellGrounded]

Jag is good, as is RC Super Sales and Castlerock Hobbies

Larry

[yamatech]

Ok thanks I'll check them out.

[outhouse]

mike at www.ka-planes.com he ships fast and prices are low

[crimsonrain22]

Most of my stuff comes from eather Ushobbysupply.com , Jaghobbies or caslerockhobbies.com All of them are top notch in my book.

[damyxz]

BP hobbies and helidirect

[sledster]

I usually use helidirect.com for my king2. they have a pretty good selection and good service.

[tucuso]

I use www.helidirect.com for all the non e-sky upgrades.
www.jaghobbies.com for the cheapest prices on e-sky original parts.
My latest adquisition

[Gregor99]

Another vote for Jag! No shipping confirmation, but the package always arrives before I start wondering where it is. I wish I could say the same for all vendors. For non HBK2 specific parts I like readyheli and helidirect.

[LockMD]

Originally Posted by gregor

Another vote for Jag! No shipping confirmation, but the package always arrives before I start wondering where it is. I wish I could say the same for all vendors. For non HBK2 specific parts I like readyheli and helidirect.

Same with BPHobbies, no notice but usually 3 days from coast to coast!

[Jason MaxAmps]

I get my stuff from BPHobbies also. Full confirmation and great service everytime.

Jason

[nelson12]

what would be a better heli to buy, the honey bee king 2 or the belt cp. It will be my first . I want to start small before I invest in something big.

[teeson]

well if its your first time flying, i would recommend a FP or co-ax heli.. but if your set on a CP.. probably the king

[dumbass]

a few weeks ago my son-in-law each purchased a E-Sky CP. After I quickly crashed mine we agreed to stock up on spare parts. So I placed an order with X-Heli. The total of the order (not including out of stock items) was $255 plus shipping. I waited 6 bus, day to receive the order. The shipping receipt listed $227 orth of parts and my credit card was billed for $227. But I only received $74 worth of parts. Since the recept of the order I have emailed X-Heli 3 times and called them once (that's a joke) to resolve the problem. The best I have received is an email telling me that they will contact me ASAP. However, they have emailed me twice to confirm that I have received the shipment. In each case I have explained the problem and requesed them to contact me. I have entered a dispute with my credit card company and refused any payment over $74. And screw them for the shipping charges.

[CodeB4U]

Well that sucks. Ka-Planes, thats the way to go.

[iuam]

Excellent deal guys, check it out

http://www.helifreak.com/showthread.php?t=66368

[dumbass]

Does anyone know a place in the Elgin Illinois area that sells E-Sky Belt CP parts over the counter? I have ordered parts from X-Heli and they are slow and the screwed up the order. I have purchased parts from Hobby Town in St. Charles ILL. over the counter but they don't handle E-Sky they handle E-Flight but some of the parts interchange. So far I can't find anyone that sells E-Sky parts over the counter in my area.

[driftless]

Haven't seen it, but before I started seeing all these other heli sites like HeliDirect, i used www.hobby-lobby.com

[Twmaster]

Xheli is fine if they get your order right. Otherwise they are -painful- to deal with.

I've bought many things from BP Hobbies and could not be happier with them. Lots of stuff in stock and very fast shipping.