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Evening all, after someone at a recent northeast regional had their car stolen from their pit table whislt marshalling, it got me thinking about whether my house insurance extends to my rc equipment and it turns out it doesnt.
Has anyone ever taken out insurance to include their rc equipment, and if so who with, price etc.... Thanks Wayne
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There is a link to a policy with a recommended insurer on the main page of the BRCA web site but it doesn't work.
After a bit of searching I've found it. It's at http://www.lockton.com/Resource_/Pag...icle-Jul07.pdf I've been considering doing it myself. If you add up the value of the equipment most of us have it starts getting quite scary! Trev
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true but have you seen the excess in that policy? not that great to me
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Your household insurance should cover you up too what ever limitations you have on your policy.
On mine im covered up too £1000 for goods away from the home. You can pay an extra premuim on stated items .I have my camera gear insured for £3000 and that costs £27 for the year.HTH |
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It's unlikely that a house insurance policy would (fully) cover your RC gear. A few months back at Dartford Race Track, an awful lot of stuff was stolen. I know one of the guys affected, and after a drawn out discussion with his insurance company, they agreed to pay half the value, as the RC stuff wasn't covered, but wasn't excluded. It did take a bit of a argument though.
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