Late night programming question? Something weird happening at the field? We can help – but it doesn’t mean you have to wait until the next work day for help. Reach out on the RC Groups Jeti Radio forum. Not only are our techs browsing and answering questions, you may just run into someone with the same experience as you!
We are always happy to see the photos of your beautiful aircraft. Take a look at the breathtaking models from Rafael.
The first is a 105.5″ Slick 580 EXP and the second is an Edge 540 Demonstrator. Both airframes are equip with a Jeti Central Box 200, Desert Aircraft 120, MKS X8 HBL 380 servos and are controlled with the brand new Jeti DS-24.
Good looking machines Rafael!
There are many loves in this hobby, and sometimes companies do not make it easy to intermingle them. That fact did not stop one RC enthusiast who goes by the name rotortalk on phantompilots.com. Rotortalk decided to outfit a Phantom 2 V2 to work wirelessly on the Jeti DC-24.
Sometimes its nice to fly off-grid so I decided to reprise my Phantom 2s with Hero 4 camera and H4-3D gimbals. The challenge was to get this working with an HD digital video feed, OSD and either Jeti or FrSky radio using PPM – wirelessly (no trainer jack lead to Tx). Took a bit of figuring out.
Click the link below to see just how he figured it out!
This is JC. He is one of our long term customers (and we are forever thankful for his dedication). Just recently he was able to get his hands on the REX 10 Assist receiver, install it, and fly it. This is what he had to say:
I just wanted to let you know that I tried the R10 Assist on a carbon Z Eflite T28 and also on a large EDF and those things perform unbelievably awesome! Easy to set up (just 1 flight to have it fullly dailed [sic] in), and they lock in like a cortex.
Cheers,
JC
Well JC, we are glad to see you are enjoying the REX 10 Assist! Thank you for the share, and the beautiful image your your aircraft!
Head down to the link below to learn more about the REX Assist relievers.
A truck arrives outside. DING DONG goes the door bell. Your package has arrived! You slice open the tape and slide out a box that reads “JETI Model”. Riddled with anticipation, you remove the sensor. “Now what?” you ask yourself.
It can be intimidating when you open up your new MUI Sensor and look at the connector-less leads. What are you supposed to do with these?!? We will show you!
The MUI Sensor must be connected in parallel between your Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) and the battery.
First, solder the MUI leads to the positive polarity on your desired connector. We suggest a quality connector with reverse polarity protection.
Second, run one additional wire (matching the gauge to your sensor) from each of the negative polarity of your connectors.
Now you are set to plug in your sensor to your Battery and ESC. Once this is done proceed to your sensor set up!
Check out Gernot’s 4.5M Piper Cub Clipped Wing.
[The] Piper is powered by four-piston four stroke Fiala FM 280 with [a] Fiala 38×14 propeller. Control surfaces, carburetor, and tow line release are controlled by 12 servos all connected to the Central Box 200. Piper is also equipped with Optotronix lighting and Emcotec smoke pump. Gernot uses transmitter JETI Duplex DC-24 and receivers JETI Rex 3 and RSat 2. Electric power is provided by JETI PowerIon batteries.
*Information written by Jan Bitter
Now that you made it though the holiday season and you have seen all your new toys, it’s time to tinker! Take that bad boy out of the box, and ….well, What Now? Don’t worry we have got you covered! Check out Esprit Tech’s YouTube Channel for great programing videos to help you get going. Topics cover anything from Basic Setup to full on Advanced Programing. Click the link to go to the channel.
It’s a new year, and it is time for the ol’ “out with the old, in with the new” adage. We know that the cost of that can easily add up, so we are here to help. Take advantage of the Jeti Trade Up program! Send in your current model receivers and get 50% of current retail value back towards the purchase of your Jeti receivers.
*Call for qualifying models.
Go big or go home right? Well, we went big! Jeti USA and Esprit Tech are now the rightful owners of a beautiful CARF Models L-39 Albatros to rock the socks off you at the next jet event. This very large jet sports a 2.37m wingspan and measures almost 3m in length. The Albatros design comes from 4-time Jet World Champion Stephan Voelker and is based on all his experience with the high-end model jet technology. We are so excited for this project, we can’t wait to show you what Jeti can do with a jet! Learn more about the L-39 Albatros below, and check back often for updates on our progress!
Wingspan: 93″ (2375mm)
Length: 119″ (3030mm)
Weight: 43 – 46 lbs. (19,5 – 21kg)
The Jeti Studio V1.0.6 can now configure your REX Assist receivers in the same way as with DC/DS Transmitters. With Jeti Studio, you can use your laptop or desktop to assess programing features and Data logging from a large screen(great on the eyes)! Plus, the layout makes it very user friendly. Check it out.
