tnsharpshooter
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Have seen others on other forums who have received their units and some have commented they have received notification of shipment to their residence. Just heads up!!!
The US distributor for Makro is Detector Electronics Corp, in Southborough, Mass, and
I believe they handle servicing in the US. You can also find forum feedback from a Nokta/Makro
representative (named Dilek) who says their approach to service is to send out replacement
components that the user can swap. So far I haven't seen any complaints on the forums
about their success with this approach, but it's still early, at least for the Makro Racer.
Other products from Makro and Nokta have been out longer, so maybe users can speak
up about how things have worked out with those products so far.
By the way, Nokta's only US dealer/distributor is Kellyco. Even though Makro and Nokta have
merged (they are owned by two brothers), they still have different US distributors and
support. Presumably that will change in the near future, but that's just speculation
at this point.
Yes and i have seen some good videos made here in the states of some that have there racer on other forums .. looks good..Have seen others on other forums who have received their units and some have commented they have received notification of shipment to their residence. Just heads up!!!
Thanks for the info there, TallTom...I would rather send it to the "Good Ole US of A", than overseas....Just waiting for more reports from the field to see how it really performs...
5I have a comment concerning warranty issues in general. I don't mean to moan about things, but I bought a Makro pinpointer (my second one I purchased in 6 months) in January. Just in two weeks I've had issues with it not working sometimes if the battery compartment is opened. I sent it to Detector Electronics for repair, which BTW, they have turned it around quickly and I expect it in probably this coming Monday.
Anyway, why do we have to be out of the costs to ship an item, if it has problems right off like this? For that matter, every item that I've had to send for warranty issues (mainly pinpointers for some reason) has been $12-15 to ship it back.