Please show me which one exhibition is very good in Germany

Our company is aircraft instruments manufacturer in China. We want to
attend an EU Ultralight aircraft exhibition. We want to know which one
is famous exhibition for Ultralight aircraft. Please show me Web page.
Thanks a lot.
Luo
http://www.ming-da.com

Check the Hanover Fair, largest fair in the world
mostly in the Spring , after is the Paris fair.
If you like to promote your equipment
please be aware that the European are very picky
about workman ship, and if you try to sell the same
equipment you are selling in North America without
quality control you may end up in big trouble.
Just relaying personal experience with your equipment.






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Our company is aircraft instruments manufacturer in China. We want to
attend an EU Ultralight aircraft exhibition. We want to know which one
is famous exhibition for Ultralight aircraft. Please show me Web page.
Thanks a lot.
Luo
http://www.ming-da.com

On 5ÔÂ26ÈÕ, ÏÂÎç10ʱ49·Ö, "D.Rizzato" wrote:
Check the Hanover Fair, largest fair in the world
mostly in the Spring , after is the Paris fair.
If you like to promote your equipment
please be aware that the European are very picky
about workman ship, and if you try to sell the same
equipment you are selling in North America without
quality control you may end up in big trouble.
Just relaying personal experience with your equipment.

Thank you so much in your words. Yes, quality is the most important in
products. We had more than 17 years experience in products.

I really don't know the quality of your products, but
I'll tell you. I'm so tired of the garbage that china
companies put out that I avoid as many product as
possible that come from you country.
Lou

Lou schreef:
I really don't know the quality of your products, but
I'll tell you. I'm so tired of the garbage that china
companies put out that I avoid as many product as
possible that come from you country.

Which hardly qualifies as an answer to the original question.

If you have 17 years of experience with your product
why are you not willing to put that experience in your product
I have a electric DG and a Turn Coordinator from you one I purchased from
Mid Continent and the other one from Falcon gauge, both lasted
not more than 80 hours, the service I am getting as a Canadian
is none existent, so again as a German trained engineer I strongly recommend
to you
if you are selling your equipment in Europe please produce a better
product, the European's are not as complacent as the North American
and will not go for this type of workman ship.
By the way I have informed the European pilot associations about the
bad workman ship of the product from China Falcon Gauges
is trying to sell in Europe, they are aware that
only kamikaze pilots would use this type of equipment.
I was lucky to have Dynon EFIS D10 A for a back up.



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On 5ÔÂ26ÈÕ, ÏÂÎç10ʱ49·Ö, "D.Rizzato" wrote:
Check the Hanover Fair, largest fair in the world
mostly in the Spring , after is the Paris fair.
If you like to promote your equipment
please be aware that the European are very picky
about workman ship, and if you try to sell the same
equipment you are selling in North America without
quality control you may end up in big trouble.
Just relaying personal experience with your equipment.

Thank you so much in your words. Yes, quality is the most important in
products. We had more than 17 years experience in products.

schreef:
Our company is aircraft instruments manufacturer in China. We want to
attend an EU Ultralight aircraft exhibition. We want to know which one
is famous exhibition for Ultralight aircraft. Please show me Web page.
Thanks a lot.
Luo
http://www.ming-da.com

Ah, you are getting me curious.
You really want the information? I have it.
What's it worth to you?
A 3-dial altimeter, IFR certified and with at least 2 year's factory
warranty?

BTW prepare to hire GOOD translators.
Generally speaking, and allowing exceptions,
Germans and Scandianvians will tolerate English,
even with a funny accent, but in France and
Spain they'll only listen to their own lingo!

"D.Rizzato" wrote

if you are selling your equipment in Europe please produce a better
product, the European's are not as complacent as the North American
and will not go for this type of workman ship.

I resent the implication, made in this statement. I value, and am willing
to pay for quality, as much as any European person.

It is this elitist attitude that Americans resent, and then gets projected
back at the Europeans as "ugly American attitude."

You get back what you put out.
--
Jim in NC

On May 27, 10:20 am, jan olieslagers
wrote:
schreef:

Our company is aircraft instruments manufacturer in China. We want to
attend an EU Ultralight aircraft exhibition. We want to know which one
is famous exhibition for Ultralight aircraft. Please show me Web page.
Thanks a lot.
Luo
http://www.ming-da.com

Ah, you are getting me curious.
You really want the information? I have it.
What's it worth to you?
A 3-dial altimeter, IFR certified and with at least 2 year's factory
warranty?

BTW prepare to hire GOOD translators.
Generally speaking, and allowing exceptions,
Germans and Scandianvians will tolerate English,
even with a funny accent, but in France and
Spain they'll only listen to their own lingo!

Oh, I see your answer is much better.
Lou

On Thu, 22 May 2008 23:11:25 -0700 (PDT),
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Our company is aircraft instruments manufacturer in China. We want to
attend an EU Ultralight aircraft exhibition. We want to know which one
is famous exhibition for Ultralight aircraft. Please show me Web page.
Thanks a lot.
Luo
http://www.ming-da.com

Let me see now. You invested a gazillion rice seeds to get into the
avionics field internationally and don't know where to go to display
your goods?

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

To elaborate, my suggestion was that before posting you should give your
head a shake to determine if there is anything inside and to consider
whether you really wished to make the fact public.
--
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