[doctorbongo]

Colortrakker pretty well hit it on the head. As soon as a company goes mass market, the odds of getting a piece of crap with unlimited features, each of which can go off the bubble at any given time, increases exponentially. Because they slapped the tag "Charger" on them didn't make those bogus 2.2L things Dodge put out in the 80s Chargers. And while I've always been a buy-American car guy, the reality is pretty much every company is an international consortium, they serve the consumer only in as far as they can get us to fork over our cash, and an American car or German car or Japanese car is likely filled with parts from, or assemble in, Mexico or Korea. Good luck discerning the supply chain for an RCA component these days.