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Why don't you review the years of Futaba, spectrum and JR threads and read the constant trolling by zb in them and then you might understand. |
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United States, LA, Lafayette
Joined Jan 2012
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I don't condone his trolling either. It takes 2 people to argue. I have been on here almost as long as you have and have read plenty of trolling. There are people on here that would like actual factual information and most of us don't like the trolling on either side. Take it to Twitter or go meet in a parking lot somewhere. From what I can ascertain there is a amp draw limit per channel on the CB200 and when it is exceeded the polyfuse blows and the plane dies. I agree it seems like Jeti should have known what the polyfused could handle and made purchasers of the product aware. That being said is that the only issue? What seems to be the amp draw limit? How many high power servos are we talking to blow a fuse?
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We've got a group claiming that they don't like ZB talking trash about other brands so they come here to do the exact same thing on his threads. Obviously their mommies never taught them that 2 wrongs don't make a right, or anything else for that matter. This is just the usual BS from the usual crowd. I'm tempted to call what goes on here" middle school drama" but I don't want to insult middle school kids, most of them know better than to act the way people do on here. |
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Saturday night entertainment.
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The same way you don’t want him in your threads, we don’t want you in ours. |
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For me this has nothing to do with trolling ... This is about sharing information to keep everyone safe. To answer an earlier question. James from Jeti confirmed it was 91 ish degrees when the poly fuse started to break down.. The heat would weaken the fuse and would make the Servo trip out during flight.. James also confirmed that when the fuses where breaking down the cb200 would emit bad RF that would interfere and weaken your link.. He also stated that a electric plane would not see an issue with RF like a gas plane would due to the added RF from the ignition... James also states that pilot where adding fans to the cb200 to keep it from tripping out but did not know how affective it was..
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I’m also curious to know if Joe got permission from James to post the conversation. I heard ZB say do whatever your going to do but Joe told James the recording was for his own personal use. Did James ever give permission to post? It doesn’t look good, again I only know part of the story, but Joe tells them to buy his equipment back or else he will go public with his findings. He said that multiple times, buy or back or I’ll just keep doing what I’m doing I think he said to ZB. What’s up with that? That sure doesn’t sound like a guy that wants to get the truth out there, that sounds like a guy that wants to get his money back.. |
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#2 ZB being a representative of Esprit was kind enough to state that I was allowed to do whatever I wanted with this recording. #3 Yes, it was/is for my own personal use. And proving my truth of knowledge is my personal use. When so many on here call me a lair and say I don’t know what I’m talking about I am using this to prove what I have learned. I spent many hours and a lot of money researching this system and I have learned information that I feel others should know. The reason I asked him to buy my stuff back is because I was so frustrated with the system. It might be working for a few of you but after you listen to this video you might question it also. If Jeti would just warn people of the limitation of their system there would not be a fight but they continue to promote it in a way that they clearly know it does not work properly, that is why am so frustrated with ZB JAMES and Danny. |
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OK in this video I did miss speak about Mks Servos I meant to say 50% had dirty RF and 50% were clean not 50 and 50. I really do wish I had some of the conversations I had with Danny recorded. Like the one of him telling me how bad the problem was and that it was all due to Mks Servos. Then after I replace the Servo’s he started to say it was wires, then it was the batteries. He had me spend hundreds of dollars on products and hundreds of hours doing his testing. To have them sit on here and say that I’m a liar after all that they had me do is crazy. I think if any of you were in my position you would be just as frustrated with the system and you would want everybody to know how to use it and how not to use it. That is why when I sold it for well below 50% of what I had paid I let the guy know how to use it properly and how not to use it. And now you guys all have the information and hopefully you can use it properly. Good luck in your adventures with Jeti.
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This is all the information we needed..
1. Heat problems 2. RF problems Major issues ... Yet for two years they have been telling everyone they have no issues with the product and it’s Something else causing the issues. Blaming everyone.. Just for the record James in the summer time basically all of the United States can see temp above 90 degrees. Not just Arizona and Florida.. Hopefully everyone listens to Joes post.. Thanks again Joe for all your hard work. |
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Are these "fuses" reset items or once and done? In other words, do they reset?
As for RF issues, I can see breaking a contact from a servo directly inside the receiver introducing unfiltered noise from that servo directly into the case of the receiver. Since the connection is broken, the servo "noise" due to a power cut likely sends a spike directly inside the rx case. Think of it as a discharging coil. Filtering is null and void once a connection is broken. Maybe approach testing from this angle. If you blow a fuse with a 5 amp load, you WILL get a spark! Put that energy release directly inside a receiver and see what happens. |
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Sometimes they do reset and sometimes the don’t in my experiences.
Once the fuse is tripped it is much weaker.. I had this issue on three different planes. One of which crashed. The one the crashed I lost both elevator Servos. Plane went straight in.. Good news is batteries and radio was still together so we could test what went wrong. In the instance of the crashed plane we could only reset the fuse by unplugging the Servo or powering down the radio and restarting it.. Every time the fuse tripped it got weaker. Eventually you would just barley put a load on it and it would go. The other two planes I lost a elevator half. Just one side.. it would come back but for some reason it would lose its trim alittle. On the RF issue listen to Joe talk about just plugging in Servos and the RF would spike. The fuse didn’t have to trip for there to be bad RF present it was the amps that caused it. |
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