Jeti Central Box 400 users
#2
My Feedback: (53)
CB 400 is fine.....not sure what your looking for? I used mine (not in used at the moment) in a large plane, with 3 R3's (one as switch)
When ever I need to use it again it would be one REX7 Assist, 1 R3 2.4 and 1 R3 900....
When ever I need to use it again it would be one REX7 Assist, 1 R3 2.4 and 1 R3 900....
#3
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Springhill,
LA
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cb 400
Hello
I use the CB 400 in mine also.
3 rs's, one of which is a switch...great feature..
I have an extra setup of this also if you haven't purchased yet.
Also have a couple sensors that are available also.
If interested msg me .
David
I use the CB 400 in mine also.
3 rs's, one of which is a switch...great feature..
I have an extra setup of this also if you haven't purchased yet.
Also have a couple sensors that are available also.
If interested msg me .
David
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Springhill,
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cb 400
Hello
I use the CB 400 in mine also.
3 rs's, one of which is a switch...great feature..
I have an extra setup of this also if you haven't purchased yet.
Also have a couple sensors that are available also.
If interested msg me .
David
I use the CB 400 in mine also.
3 rs's, one of which is a switch...great feature..
I have an extra setup of this also if you haven't purchased yet.
Also have a couple sensors that are available also.
If interested msg me .
David
#5
It depends on what you are going to do with it.. I find that most jets don't need that much capability, and that a CB200 will do the job, or a combination of 200 and 100's. But the CB400 is pretty capable, It can power an entire airplane, turbine and all with 2 Batteries
#6
Thread Starter
I was going to use the 400 box with the 100 receivers as the bus setup for my large Skymaster F-18. Just looking for input from those who have used it. Good the bad any suggestions you may have. I have lots of scale extras and a bunch of servos so this will by far be the most complicated setup I have done.
#8
Well if you need any help with it Danny from aeropanda knows EVERYTHING. And hes always happy to chat. I got the ds24 and cb400. made the switch from futaba. Jeti is Awesome!!!
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#10
https://www.aeropanda.com/collections/digitech/products/ctu-central-telemetric-unit
Hey check this out... I ordered one... it has telemetry expander ports but they are programmed with the exbus technology so they do not cut/divide the speed of the Telemetry sensor like the expanders do. I don't totally understand it but basically it's a better way to add expanders if you want the Telemetry devices to run at the highest rate, which i do. I also wanted it originally as a fuel consumption telemetry device. But it has a g sensor too so thats cool... just thought I would throw this out there because it's pretty sweet and great for Jeti people. mine is pre-ordered but i think they are releasing any day now.
Hey check this out... I ordered one... it has telemetry expander ports but they are programmed with the exbus technology so they do not cut/divide the speed of the Telemetry sensor like the expanders do. I don't totally understand it but basically it's a better way to add expanders if you want the Telemetry devices to run at the highest rate, which i do. I also wanted it originally as a fuel consumption telemetry device. But it has a g sensor too so thats cool... just thought I would throw this out there because it's pretty sweet and great for Jeti people. mine is pre-ordered but i think they are releasing any day now.
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#17
My Feedback: (1)
I have two CB 400
one in a warbird with a ton of servos:
1. throttle
2. choke
3. aileron r
4. aileron l
5. flap r
6. flap l
7. rudder
8. gear door r
9. gear door L
10. tail wheel
11. right elevator
12. left elevator
other functions:
1. electric retract port
2. IBEC port
3. lights on wing tips
i am using 3 R3 receivers
how do you program the receivers in device explorer?
one in a warbird with a ton of servos:
1. throttle
2. choke
3. aileron r
4. aileron l
5. flap r
6. flap l
7. rudder
8. gear door r
9. gear door L
10. tail wheel
11. right elevator
12. left elevator
other functions:
1. electric retract port
2. IBEC port
3. lights on wing tips
i am using 3 R3 receivers
how do you program the receivers in device explorer?
#18
My Feedback: (53)
I have two CB 400
one in a warbird with a ton of servos:
1. throttle
2. choke
3. aileron r
4. aileron l
5. flap r
6. flap l
7. rudder
8. gear door r
9. gear door L
10. tail wheel
11. right elevator
12. left elevator
other functions:
1. electric retract port
2. IBEC port
3. lights on wing tips
i am using 3 R3 receivers
how do you program the receivers in device explorer?
one in a warbird with a ton of servos:
1. throttle
2. choke
3. aileron r
4. aileron l
5. flap r
6. flap l
7. rudder
8. gear door r
9. gear door L
10. tail wheel
11. right elevator
12. left elevator
other functions:
1. electric retract port
2. IBEC port
3. lights on wing tips
i am using 3 R3 receivers
how do you program the receivers in device explorer?
You need to bind the RX to the model in the wireless page under the advance menu…..
Also make sure on that page that you select 24 channels on that same page.
#19
My Feedback: (1)
The exact same way as you would on the Cb2XX, so 1 into RX1, 1 into RX2 and the third one as a switch unless it’s a 900 then into the Ext with the port set as Receiver in the main page of the CB400….
You need to bind the RX to the model in the wireless page under the advance menu…..
Also make sure on that page that you select 24 channels on that same page.
You need to bind the RX to the model in the wireless page under the advance menu…..
Also make sure on that page that you select 24 channels on that same page.
thank you so much''
i now realize my question was quite vague
i want to know the settings in device explorer for all 3 options:
usually it shows
r1------
----CB400
r2-----
what should settings be in all 3 with regards to output period, dual redundancy, alarms, telemetry, fail safe, etc...