Ive notice Motion is not even listing the 8 channel rx with gyro, found a few online shipped from china. So Is detrum going away, is Motion RC going away from them?
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Originally posted by Drake View PostIve notice Motion is not even listing the 8 channel rx with gyro, found a few online shipped from china. So Is detrum going away, is Motion RC going away from them?
It's not personal; We carry over 30 brands on MotionRC.com, and yet observers will notice we don't sell all of any single brands' products. Even our upper tier brands like Freewing and Horizon produce models we don't carry for any number of reasons, including possibly one of those mentioned above.
The bottom line is our website, as an evolving online resource, is a reflection on any given day of the products we know we can sustainably deliver, service, and support.
I hope this answers your question and gives you confidence. Thanks for the continued opportunity to earn your business!Live Q&A every Tuesday and Friday at 9pm EST on my Twitch Livestream
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Originally posted by Drake View PostI agree, bought my first plane this year, have 6 planes now, all but 2 are set up. As a life long shotgunner, rifle, pistol, archery, and any other endeavour that requires muscle memory. Changing the equipment is never a good thing.
I did get a couple of Dynam planes that were BNF and I immediately threw out the RX because I didn't want to buy the Detrum TX. At the time (and I believe it's still the case today) Detrum was and is a much less widely used line of gear. Beginners love them because of the cost and ease of entry, but they soon realize when they start going to flying clubs that people have never heard of that brand and all you see are Spektrum, FrSky, JR, Futaba. They look at Detrum and this glazed stare comes over their faces. You gotta wonder why. We mostly tend to "love" what we started with because that's we got familiar and comfortable with but when it comes to Detrum, as you progress deeper into this hobby, you will begin to wonder why the popular, newer products don't align with them and as you've already noticed, why it's hard to acquire the product. Even the best known seller of Dynam, "Grayson Hobby", is selling less and less Detrum stuff. The one seller here in Canada, that used to sell a lot of Dynam products, no longer sells anything Detrum and only stocks a few left over parts for Dynam planes. I talked to the owner a couple years ago and he told me Dynam makes it very hard to be a seller. It looks like they are getting away from Dynam altogether. If you really want Dynam/Detrum products, you may have to go directly to them and buy directly from China, if you can even do that.
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