1LikesRC Parts Made in USA
10-22-2009, 11:36 AM
#16
And Novak makes some great product too! I own some myself.
A side note, the American companies that do not qualify for this list get plenty of heat and pressure from me to change their ways. Not that they are going to, but they are hearing it from me.
And yes, I am aware of that California lawsuit by that NON US CITIZEN against Castle and other companies a couple of years ago. The guys at Castle are still devastated. So for the record I think CC stuff is top notch even though they are not on the list.
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A side note, the American companies that do not qualify for this list get plenty of heat and pressure from me to change their ways. Not that they are going to, but they are hearing it from me.
And yes, I am aware of that California lawsuit by that NON US CITIZEN against Castle and other companies a couple of years ago. The guys at Castle are still devastated. So for the record I think CC stuff is top notch even though they are not on the list.
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OK Bing helped. I guess Castle got sued for claiming their products are Made in the USA and theysomehow didn't meet California's law that defines what exactly "Made in the USA" means.
10-22-2009, 12:55 PM
#17
Well, I don't know any of the details about those lawsuits but it sounds like just another money grabbing lawyer running amok in CA.
But then again, if they were putting made in the USA stickers on stuff that wasn't made in the USA, then they deserved to get sued.
But then again, if they were putting made in the USA stickers on stuff that wasn't made in the USA, then they deserved to get sued.
10-22-2009, 01:01 PM
#18
CC uses a few parts in their manufacturing (which is done here) that are not made in the U.S. I will keep my comments about California and their lawyers to myself. 
JConcepts added today.
http://www.rccoh.com/rc.companies/jconcepts/index.html
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JConcepts added today.
http://www.rccoh.com/rc.companies/jconcepts/index.html
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10-23-2009, 01:32 PM
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10-23-2009, 10:08 PM
#21
Tech Regular
iTrader: (7)
I buy Castle for two reasons, they manufacture their ESCs here and their customer service is some of the best you'll ever experience in theis hobby. I understand that their CM motors are made in China, that's why I can buy a brushless motor for only $70. I have two Sidewinder combos and they've been great.
A few companies on the list go way back to when I first got involved in RC25 years ago. That says a lot about a company that can survive in a world where everything is outsourced globally to the lowest bidder.
A few companies on the list go way back to when I first got involved in RC25 years ago. That says a lot about a company that can survive in a world where everything is outsourced globally to the lowest bidder.
11-28-2009, 09:59 PM
#22
12-03-2009, 06:43 PM
#23
Tech Rookie
Thanks for sharing
12-12-2009, 09:41 AM
#24
RC Product Designs 100% made in the USA. the Company started off in Dearborn, Michigan(the home of Ford Motor Co), and now is located in Portland,Or.
www.rcproductdesigns.com
www.rcproductdesigns.com
12-13-2009, 07:29 AM
#25
Tech Apprentice
Thanks for keeping this list. I'm much tighter with money than I used to be. When I do spend I like to keep the money in my own nation whenever possible.
Glad to see at least one manufacturer of kits. (Caldera) That 1/12 scale looks sweet too. 1S Lipo friendly, and a built in spot for the transponder.
Glad to see at least one manufacturer of kits. (Caldera) That 1/12 scale looks sweet too. 1S Lipo friendly, and a built in spot for the transponder.
12-14-2009, 09:56 AM
#26
Thanks for keeping this list. I'm much tighter with money than I used to be. When I do spend I like to keep the money in my own nation whenever possible.
Glad to see at least one manufacturer of kits. (Caldera) That 1/12 scale looks sweet too. 1S Lipo friendly, and a built in spot for the transponder.
Glad to see at least one manufacturer of kits. (Caldera) That 1/12 scale looks sweet too. 1S Lipo friendly, and a built in spot for the transponder.
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12-23-2009, 07:11 PM
#27
Fullforce RC added.
If you would like to have your company added, please PM me or contact me via rccoh.com
Thanks again guys!
If you would like to have your company added, please PM me or contact me via rccoh.com
Thanks again guys!
01-31-2010, 05:03 PM
#28
Tech Rookie
Kimbrough Racing Products
We have been manufacturing R/C Car parts since 1980. Making us one of the oldest R/C Car Companies continuously owned by the same owners in the U.S. of A. We started with Servo Arms and Tire Horns. In 1981 We introduced our Servo mounted Servo Gear Savers, and of this date we have sold more then five million of them and still counting. We began molding precision Spur gears in 1982, and are still selling thousands of them every year. Check us out at "Kimbrough Racing Products.
01-31-2010, 05:49 PM
#29
We have been manufacturing R/C Car parts since 1980. Making us one of the oldest R/C Car Companies continuously owned by the same owners in the U.S. of A. We started with Servo Arms and Tire Horns. In 1981 We introduced our Servo mounted Servo Gear Savers, and of this date we have sold more then five million of them and still counting. We began molding precision Spur gears in 1982, and are still selling thousands of them every year. Check us out at "Kimbrough Racing Products.
If you PM all of your company's info, I will add you to the list.
http://www.rccoh.com/rc.companies/made.in.usa.html
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02-26-2010, 09:32 AM
#30
We have been manufacturing R/C Car parts since 1980. Making us one of the oldest R/C Car Companies continuously owned by the same owners in the U.S. of A. We started with Servo Arms and Tire Horns. In 1981 We introduced our Servo mounted Servo Gear Savers, and of this date we have sold more then five million of them and still counting. We began molding precision Spur gears in 1982, and are still selling thousands of them every year. Check us out at "Kimbrough Racing Products.