Powerbox Core radio and set up thread.
#101
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PowerBox Americas is the importer
https://powerbox-americas.com/
All of their dealer network will be selling them, like Sheldon says, Horizon, AeroPanda, Chief, Dreamworks etc
https://powerbox-americas.com/
All of their dealer network will be selling them, like Sheldon says, Horizon, AeroPanda, Chief, Dreamworks etc
#102
How i should install the Antenna of the receivers.. ?
In futaba.. as I have 4 antennas (2 receivers) I install It in X, Y, Z and repeat one of direction, and in the same receiver with an angle of 90 degree.
What I should do in powerbox? (i will also have 2 receivers each plane)
In futaba.. as I have 4 antennas (2 receivers) I install It in X, Y, Z and repeat one of direction, and in the same receiver with an angle of 90 degree.
What I should do in powerbox? (i will also have 2 receivers each plane)
#103
Thread Starter
Same idea as Futaba, but with Core you can set the telemetry to show Rx aerial performance and after the test flight review the performance of the aerial layout. Flying far away, the lowest I see in my Joker is 56%
i have one aerial near vertical, other near horizontal and the second Rx a V with aerials 45 degrees up and down
i have one aerial near vertical, other near horizontal and the second Rx a V with aerials 45 degrees up and down
#105
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PB confirm that the next update allows storage of models on the USB stick and eventually we will all be able to upload and store models on a cloud, then share model set ups...
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How are people setting timers on the core at the moment - I normally use a switch (18MZ, CD-W) in ALT mode to start/stop just by pressing the button? I dont seem to be able to do that currently on the Core (although uderstand its going to be an option with the new upgrade - which I hope is soon).
#108
Anybody using Vpeak telemtry for Jetcat? can you answer with you can setup a alarm to continue on when the RPM go to zero? i am asking that because sometimes your turbine can blow and the RPM go to zero direct and some telemetry dont alarm when this happening.
#111
Thread Starter
Did you do a reset after starting the model. As you get ready to taxi to take off with the model some metres away from Tx.
If you switch on or hold Tx near model during starting/adding canopy you can get low figures because of swamping.
Anyway, figures are all good for a safe flight
Dave
If you switch on or hold Tx near model during starting/adding canopy you can get low figures because of swamping.
Anyway, figures are all good for a safe flight
Dave
#113
Thread Starter
If the Tx is too close the huge power will cause low figures. So for testing, first few flights reset with the model around 2m away, then fly. But even at figures lower than 40% you have 100% control
Dave
Dave
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#119
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Hi.
There is a guy that has most of today's high end radios and he said he was going to compare them, but if he would post any (videos) on this he would decide later. I guess he has not yet. But maybe he will do it, lets hope so.
Here is the source for above:
Kanäle oder Funktionen - Seite 9 - CORE Discussion+Feedback - PowerBox-Systems | Support
Now when then CORE will also be sold in US (if got FCC approval few days ago) it will be a broader user base so maybe some experianced Jeti DS24 user/flyer that get also a CORE radio will make a comparison. Lets hope so. On paper so to speak it is possible to make a comparison between the two radios today but it is really more interesting to hear a comparison from someone that has both radios and have used them for a while, both the pros and cons with the radios.
/Bo
There is a guy that has most of today's high end radios and he said he was going to compare them, but if he would post any (videos) on this he would decide later. I guess he has not yet. But maybe he will do it, lets hope so.
Here is the source for above:
Kanäle oder Funktionen - Seite 9 - CORE Discussion+Feedback - PowerBox-Systems | Support
Now when then CORE will also be sold in US (if got FCC approval few days ago) it will be a broader user base so maybe some experianced Jeti DS24 user/flyer that get also a CORE radio will make a comparison. Lets hope so. On paper so to speak it is possible to make a comparison between the two radios today but it is really more interesting to hear a comparison from someone that has both radios and have used them for a while, both the pros and cons with the radios.
/Bo
#120
I have both radios and would say that it's too early to make a meaningful comparison. We are still waiting for a couple of firmware upgrades for the Core and until they are in any comparison would be meaningless. They are only weeks away I believe.
My early impression is that the Core is much more intuitive and simpler to use but I guess we will all have different perceptions.
Bob
My early impression is that the Core is much more intuitive and simpler to use but I guess we will all have different perceptions.
Bob
#121
Core
One comparison:
The Core uses a further enhanced version of the Weatronic Rf section.
I have well over a thousand turbine flights, in many parts of the world . Plus many others on sailplanes. Almost all have been reviewed on Naview, and the results have been extraordinarily good.
No need for a backup 900 Mhz system with Core on which you can use widgets on the home page to display all RF performance in real time.
The Core uses a further enhanced version of the Weatronic Rf section.
I have well over a thousand turbine flights, in many parts of the world . Plus many others on sailplanes. Almost all have been reviewed on Naview, and the results have been extraordinarily good.
No need for a backup 900 Mhz system with Core on which you can use widgets on the home page to display all RF performance in real time.
#122
Thread Starter
Mark Brown is changing his whole fleet to Core, next in the line was his JetCat SPT-10 powered CARF Galloping Ghost.
Finished the set up on the field and test flew it after-perfect again
Finished the set up on the field and test flew it after-perfect again
#123
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Hi,
I know this is a Jet forum but anyway:
Is it any precision aerobatic flyers that use CORE radio that can comment on the CORE sticks and their precision, feel and such? The sticks are really basic very important thing.
I fly F3A myself and use Futaba 14MZ since many years. The stick feel is very important in precision aerobatics, as in any precision flying of course.
I have not seen any F3A flyer yet that use CORE radio, and perhaps that is so because some important features like flight phases is not yet implemented in the CORE software (but will soon). I have heard some comments on the CORE radio, specifically the sticks, from one top F3A flyer but I want to hear more comments on the CORE sticks.
/Bo
I know this is a Jet forum but anyway:
Is it any precision aerobatic flyers that use CORE radio that can comment on the CORE sticks and their precision, feel and such? The sticks are really basic very important thing.
I fly F3A myself and use Futaba 14MZ since many years. The stick feel is very important in precision aerobatics, as in any precision flying of course.
I have not seen any F3A flyer yet that use CORE radio, and perhaps that is so because some important features like flight phases is not yet implemented in the CORE software (but will soon). I have heard some comments on the CORE radio, specifically the sticks, from one top F3A flyer but I want to hear more comments on the CORE sticks.
/Bo
#124
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Bo
I'm not flying competition F3a aerobatics with my Core, but I have a CARF pattern plane and I'm very sensitive to the sticks on any radio I fly. JR have been the stick quality leaders for years, the BAT 60 sticks were a joke! Core sticks are superb quality and precision, something way better than your Futaba...
Dave
I'm not flying competition F3a aerobatics with my Core, but I have a CARF pattern plane and I'm very sensitive to the sticks on any radio I fly. JR have been the stick quality leaders for years, the BAT 60 sticks were a joke! Core sticks are superb quality and precision, something way better than your Futaba...
Dave
#125
Core
Just completed an installation, incredibly easy and straightforward. Fly it on Sunday with the Xicoy X 45 in Savex L39.
Stick quality is as good as the highly acclaimed JR 28 units, but ergomically better. That is due to the positioning of the trim buttons so that they are , in effect at the position of thumb radius. Just rotate your thumb about 45 degrees from the stick and the trim lever is right there !
Yes Dave, the BAT 60 sticks are awful, but the electronics and programming is awesome. Some of that can be seen in the Core and its all the better for that.
Stick quality is as good as the highly acclaimed JR 28 units, but ergomically better. That is due to the positioning of the trim buttons so that they are , in effect at the position of thumb radius. Just rotate your thumb about 45 degrees from the stick and the trim lever is right there !
Yes Dave, the BAT 60 sticks are awful, but the electronics and programming is awesome. Some of that can be seen in the Core and its all the better for that.