I'm curious to see what you find. Phone call I had was less than stellar also. But if you go and think its a legit outfit, I'll send my H520E immediately.
Vertigo Drones Still In Business?
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He's talking about a different company that he found in Brooklyn (repairsbay.com). He and I have both contacted them by phone, and neither of us were impressed with the phone call. Seems a little sketchy. He's going by the actual business tomorrow, and we'll see what he reports. Hopefully it is a legitimate business that can do repairs on Yuneec. I'm badly needing a repair, and don't have the skills to fix it this time. I wrecked mine harder than I ever have. Yuneec looks to have closed up for the foreseeable future.
I have the new H600 and can not find any parts at all. Do have any ideas.
I went to repair bay on Friday, Not an easy place to find, even with gps. I am waiting for an estimate if it can be fixed. I am not seeing parts for the H600 anywhere. Yuneec support is anything but good.
Well bummer. Thanks for the update. Not what I was hoping to hear, but thanks for checking the place out. Perhaps I need to look at Autel or something for a drone I can repair as needed, and save my H520E for certain occasions when needed.
I still think repair bay is an option, they had drones there and they are phone responsive. I am looking at a 520E as a replacement, I have the E90X and E20TVX thermal cameras and the 520E can handle them.
Take a look at the Anzu Raptor, a remake of the Mavic 3 series but made outside of China and programmed here in Texas.
The Autel is great, but does not have intelligent flight.
Keep the faith repair bay may come through.
Take a look at the Anzu Raptor, a remake of the Mavic 3 series but made outside of China and programmed here in Texas.
The Autel is great, but does not have intelligent flight.
Keep the faith repair bay may come through.
