[flyloose]

Hey gents.....
Just ordered a x9303 and was reviewing the rebate panflet....How do you all interpret this. Do you get 1 free rx when you buy the tx+rx as I did, or do you have to buy 1 EXTRA rx to get the 1 free one?

IE: I get one with the radio, order 1 extra and then get one matched by JR for free....Is that how it works?

The LHS owner didn't interpret it that way, he thinks since I bought a tx+rx unit, I get 1 extra rx free....

Any thoughts...

Thanks, Eric

[Corwin]

Need to buy an extra one to get a free one

[scaleguy]

Originally Posted by Corwin

Need to buy an extra one to get a free one

And if you buy two extra ones they give you two extra ones so you get 4 Rx for the price of two.

Wish they had done this to us guys who led the pack and bought the stuf when it first came out while the rest of you guys hung back KNOWING this deal was coming up!

[atc666]

Really? The way that I read it I would have thought that if you bought an rx/tx combo you would get a free rx. They say that you need to buy a transmitter to even qualify for the promo, so why would they not let you get a free rx if you bought a combo.

[atc666]

Isnt there a limit of two free rx's. If you buy more than 2 extra rx's can you choose which ones that you want your free ones to be or how would that work.

[rcpilot]

To qualify for the deal, you have to purchase either
Radio complete with receiver, Or
Module with receiver

If you do the above, you are qualified, now if you buy one more receiver on top of the one that came with the radio or the module, you will get one matching recvr that you paid for, if you buy two, you get 2 free same ones that you bought, so you bought 2 extra 6100s, you get 2 6100s, or if you bought 2 R921s, you will get 2 R921s.

You have to have original receipts and you need to have the UPC labels for all the items. 2 Free recvrs is the limit per household address.

[atc666]

Ok thats what I thought, just wasnt sure.