Jet joes?
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From: SeaTac - Angle Lake, WA
Use at your own risk....
http://www.jetjoe.com/main.php
By the time you add all the nice options that make the engine much more relaible you are only a few $100 away from the price that you would pay for a better name brand.
I bought a FTE T-500 for less than $2000 (that was before the prices were increased) and it's been running like a top and I have a phone number to call if there is a problem.
Point being, you get what you pay for...
my 2 cents worth...
Cheers,
http://www.jetjoe.com/main.php
By the time you add all the nice options that make the engine much more relaible you are only a few $100 away from the price that you would pay for a better name brand.
I bought a FTE T-500 for less than $2000 (that was before the prices were increased) and it's been running like a top and I have a phone number to call if there is a problem.
Point being, you get what you pay for...
my 2 cents worth...
Cheers,
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Here is a thread on rcgroups discussing the JJ1400 from a few months back.
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=350726
There have been numerous post on various forums discussing the same thing.
I bought my JJ direct from Joe in China and he always answered my emails and even sent me a new tailcone free of charge
when I asked why mine didn't come with a single piece instead of the two piece it was supplied with
I am happy with my JJ1400, it ran straight out of the box without any extra "options", except for using my own fuel pump!
Greg
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=350726
There have been numerous post on various forums discussing the same thing.
I bought my JJ direct from Joe in China and he always answered my emails and even sent me a new tailcone free of charge
when I asked why mine didn't come with a single piece instead of the two piece it was supplied with

I am happy with my JJ1400, it ran straight out of the box without any extra "options", except for using my own fuel pump!
Greg
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Including the starter approx 22cm (8.66 inches) long, 10cm (3.94 inches) diameter and according to the manufacture produces 14Lb of thrust.
I have not measured the thrust of mine so I cant confirm the manufacturers claimes.
I have not measured the thrust of mine so I cant confirm the manufacturers claimes.
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http://www.jetjoe.com/htm.php?nowmenuid=9648
Most guys are sending an e-mail and within a day or two they get a reply...
Most guys are sending an e-mail and within a day or two they get a reply...
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If you're a beginner in turbine, I don't suggest to have it.
As I'd a painful experience in an European turbine. It's totally a waste of time.
Pay more money to get a reliable turbine such as Wern, Artes, Jetcat ect.
In fact Jet joe provide an option to those who have experience in turbine.
For me I hasitate to have it because of the terrible experience, but the price of Jet joe is so attractive.
As Jet joe appear in the market, I think the price of turbine is getting lowered. It's good news to all pilots.
I hope Jet joe can try their best to improve the turbines & looking forward to see their new products.
Best regards,
Alex
As I'd a painful experience in an European turbine. It's totally a waste of time.
Pay more money to get a reliable turbine such as Wern, Artes, Jetcat ect.
In fact Jet joe provide an option to those who have experience in turbine.
For me I hasitate to have it because of the terrible experience, but the price of Jet joe is so attractive.
As Jet joe appear in the market, I think the price of turbine is getting lowered. It's good news to all pilots.
I hope Jet joe can try their best to improve the turbines & looking forward to see their new products.
Best regards,
Alex




