There is no way I owe this much money ???
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It's really that simple
Unfortunately the OP doesn't really seem to be into simple. This entire saga reads like an exercise in making things as fraught and difficult as possible.
ChuckNorrisUSAF
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Didn’t we cover this two threads ago? Arce! No offense toward you or the plight (and stress you’re causing yourself) but this is dragging out. I think a lot of people have given you valuable information and insight prior to you even sending it to DJI. I clearly remember you stating you’d give Thunderdrones a chance.
Don’t take this as me attacking you..and I don’t speak for everyone, but this is starting to become and eye roll of an issue you keep bringing up.
1. Research research research
2. Don’t fly on foggy days near large trees
3. Listen to the vast majority before pulling the trigger (on your repair job)
Love ya bro.
Don’t take this as me attacking you..and I don’t speak for everyone, but this is starting to become and eye roll of an issue you keep bringing up.
1. Research research research
2. Don’t fly on foggy days near large trees
3. Listen to the vast majority before pulling the trigger (on your repair job)
Love ya bro.
OP is definitely dragging this out as much as possible. He's trying to get it fixed as cheaply as possible, while wasting everyone's time.
Since it's water damaged, DJI probably doesn't want to spend the time turning it on and trying to find out what actually went wrong. Obviously, they are smart not paying their tech to spend a couple of hours assessing the drone, cos OP is going to pay for their time. They might have cracked open the cover, saw the tell tale sign of water incursion and went, nope, just easier to replace the whole thing. Yes, they'll probably salvage whatever that's not damage, and recoup the cost of taking those bits out.
OP should just ask for his drone back from DJI. Send it to Thunderdrones. I think he'll give an assessment that most of us here trust as an honest assessment. The downside, if Thunderdrone do find that there's more to be fixed, and costs more than $300, the OP is going to kick a fuss about overcharging and wants his drone back, thus wasting Thunderdrone's time and $$$ of shipping.
Since it's water damaged, DJI probably doesn't want to spend the time turning it on and trying to find out what actually went wrong. Obviously, they are smart not paying their tech to spend a couple of hours assessing the drone, cos OP is going to pay for their time. They might have cracked open the cover, saw the tell tale sign of water incursion and went, nope, just easier to replace the whole thing. Yes, they'll probably salvage whatever that's not damage, and recoup the cost of taking those bits out.
OP should just ask for his drone back from DJI. Send it to Thunderdrones. I think he'll give an assessment that most of us here trust as an honest assessment. The downside, if Thunderdrone do find that there's more to be fixed, and costs more than $300, the OP is going to kick a fuss about overcharging and wants his drone back, thus wasting Thunderdrone's time and $$$ of shipping.
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