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.
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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.
I also spoke with repair bay, they have been waiting for a response on parts for the repair.
I went down last Friday. I have been in touch with one of the "Nicks". The response has been OK, and suprisingly they have been able to get most of the parts. They are in the process with working on the drone. I will keep you up to date as the progresses.
Great!!! I hope this works out!! Please keep us updated. Did they say if they have a constant source for parts, or is it one of those things that they can fix them till they run out of current stock?
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They are the company that bought out the Yuneec USA inventory from Southern Cal. They’re about two bucks from my work. They will definitely be a good company to work with or learning the product
So I went to Bay Repair, 3 weeks ago, they are nice people. They have parts on order to repair my H600. I spoke with Nick today, and they are waiting for parts from outside the country. He said it should be ready in 2 to 3 weeks.
The next time you speak with him could you ask him if they are processing online orders?
Great news!! Hopefully the tariff stuff doesn't hold it up. But then again, perhaps it won't as a lot of countries are folding pretty quick.
