JETI model manufactures premium radio control systems, including DC/DS transmitters, Duplex 2.4GHz receivers, speed controllers, and telemetry sensors for RC models.
JETI model sro, founded in 1993 in the Czech Republic, is a leading designer and manufacturer of high-end radio control electronics for model aircraft, helicopters, and drones. The company is widely celebrated for its Duplex 2.4GHz EX system, which introduced advanced telemetry and reliable data transmission to the RC community. Their flagship products include the robust DC and DS series transmitters, which feature precise Hall sensor gimbals and durable metal construction.
Beyond transmitters, JETI model offers a comprehensive ecosystem of receivers (such as the REX and REX Assist lines), electronic speed controllers (Mezon, Spin), and voltage regulators. The brand emphasizes innovation and user customization, providing integration with PC software like JETI Studio for firmware updates and data analysis. JETI model continues to set standards in the RC industry with equipment designed for reliability, longevity, and precision control.
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Insert the bind plug into the 'Ext.' port of the receiver and power it on. Then, switch on your transmitter. The transmitter should emit an acoustic signal confirming the new receiver is detected and bound.
JETI grants a warranty of 24 months from the day of purchase, provided the product has been operated according to instructions and has not suffered mechanical damage.
Connect your transmitter to a PC using the USB-C cable. Use the JETI Studio software to download and install the latest firmware and audio updates.
JETI REX receivers support a wide input voltage range of 3.5V to 8.4V, allowing the use of both standard and high-voltage (AT) servos.
In the transmitter menu, navigate to the 'Range Test' option. When activated, the transmitter power is reduced to less than 10%. A correctly functioning system should maintain control at a distance of at least 50 meters in this mode.