Ditex servos and Jeti hardware. Anyone using them?
10-17-2017, 10:05 PM
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Ditex servos and Jeti hardware. Anyone using them?
Would love to hear about it. Getting ready for a new build.
How useful is the integration for setup.
What RX are you using?
Power consumption (if you track it).
How useful is the integration for setup.
What RX are you using?
Power consumption (if you track it).
10-18-2017, 04:22 AM
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Not (yet) in a pattern plane, but I do have a new Composite ARF 2.6m CT114 Canadian Snowbird Tutor turbine jet with all Ditex servos, paired with a Jeti CB200 (purchased from Lee at HackerBrushlessUSA at the time, but now Mike at F3AUnlimited carries them which is great)
I chose those since JR servos weren't available (it was during the initial part of the move out of Japan to Malaysia)
The servos have been fantastic. The ability to no longer have to mess with servo arms and subtrim alone makes them worth it. But their mechanical performance is also very good.
The servos can be programmed with your current Jeti USB programming adapter; no need to buy anything else. The range of programming options covers almost any imaginable scenario. The Hacker UI is pretty good and easy to use.
Jeti still has not released firmware to integrate them into EX bus telemetry, but that's on the schedule at some point.
My next pattern plane will be the Mryia biplane from Mike at F3AUnlimited (just trying to decide on Contra unit) and I will definitely use the Ditex servos in that build as well, paired with a CB100, DSM10, REX3 with the new antenna design and a Mezon lite.
I chose those since JR servos weren't available (it was during the initial part of the move out of Japan to Malaysia)
The servos have been fantastic. The ability to no longer have to mess with servo arms and subtrim alone makes them worth it. But their mechanical performance is also very good.
The servos can be programmed with your current Jeti USB programming adapter; no need to buy anything else. The range of programming options covers almost any imaginable scenario. The Hacker UI is pretty good and easy to use.
Jeti still has not released firmware to integrate them into EX bus telemetry, but that's on the schedule at some point.
My next pattern plane will be the Mryia biplane from Mike at F3AUnlimited (just trying to decide on Contra unit) and I will definitely use the Ditex servos in that build as well, paired with a CB100, DSM10, REX3 with the new antenna design and a Mezon lite.
