rbarciko

Do you spend a lot of time search hobby stores and websites to find a part you need urgently?

Only to find out that they don't stock it , or are currently out of stock?

That is why I started creating my own RC Parts Search engine, that searches multiple websites with one click, and returns the results with price and stock availability.

• http://rcparts.deckjockey.com

Have a try, then leave your suggestions (other sites to search, filter by Brand, etc.) in the forum thread below:

• http://www.rctech.net/forum/australi...ts-search.html

niznai

Does your search engine locate parts confirmed in stock or just listings?

A lot of websites don't tell you stock availability until you go to checkout, some not even then. Very frustrating to find three days after your payment that the part ordered is not in stock or worse, they can't get it. Even big stores sometimes play this trick. I guess their software is not exactly top notch.

I guess ebay is still the best bet. And even then there are surprises..

Carnage9270

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Wow, great job with this! Saves a ton of time and you can compare prices very easily.