I just got my Scorpion motor back from Innov8tive Designs. I had crashed it heavily on an experimental version of the old Vampire. I thought the motor was ruined. I emailed Lucian at Innov8tive and he told me to send it in and they would look at it. I mailed it off to them, with his email attached, and waited. About 2 weeks passed and I got a call from Lucien saying they were able to repair it with a couple of parts (motor shaft and one other part). Total cost to me was $20 including labor and shipping back to me (which took all of  3 days).

I was extremely pleased with the service and the work they did. I had an Axi motor that I bent a main shaft on and I couldn't even get a replacement shaft to install myself. Innov8tive sells parts and stands behind their products. It's good to see a company that listens to the customer and helps the guy who crashes his airplane!!!

Just thought I would relate this so others can appreciate, and maybe use, a well supported product.

Mike,

Besides that Nats I haven't been doing a lot of flying or building. I have had the 15 sized electric up a few times and its flying pretty well except it has slowed down. I think the ESC is not set right, or the linkage has been adjusted out of whack. I had to make some new lines and that caused some adjustments that might have gone the wrong way. Slow speed is good though.

I started a 36 sized electric to have ready for the  Phoenix contest but have had builder's block and I'm stuck with the wings 3/4 done and nothing else. Probably won't finish it before Phoenix. The contest is the end of Oct and we are going on a cruise from the 11th to the 21st. I'll be home for two days then off to Phoenix. The Scorpion motor is for the new plane.