Jeti - servo balancer

[@cattledogsherman404]

Hello Harry and a huge thank you from a fellow Jeti user. You must have an engineering back ground based on how deep your understanding of the fantastic (although very complicated) Jeti products you have. Please, keep your wonderful and extremely informative videos coming.

[@mypanicbutton9194]

Thanks Harry, learned all the neat features of the servo balancer with your video, greatly appreciated. Steve R.

[@cotswoldpilot]

Thanks very much for your donation to my espresso fund Steve, it is much appreciated. H.

[@CSMIRC]

Hi Hany thanks for the link . Great quality videos. Regards Kevin Australia

[@CSMIRC]

Great Video Harry . Thanks for sharing regards Kevin

[@rogerroberts5857]

Great video I appreciate the content made this feature crystal clear on how to use.

[@luckymacy]

Much appreciated. However, I want to see one just on that turbine in detail! We don't get to see those flying in the states and I'm really curious about it and how you have it set up. What total sensors do you have in it and just in general how it's set up, etc. Much appreciated!

[@matthewfaiello8192]

Harry, you produce such informative videos....thanks for all you do.....qq, have you used Jeti/Ditex Servos and if-so, would you consider doing a video on setting-up Servo Telemetry, perhaps with CB100/200/400?

[@cloudsplitter24]

Thanks Harry!

[@travstaylr]

Hey Harry, truly appreciate your videos as I transfer to Jeti. Is the servo lock function available when simply setting end points outside of the balancer feature? Thought here is being able to set up throws on your own. Not having to hold the transmitter stick while manually measuring deflection would be a big win. Thanks!

[@cotswoldpilot]

Sadly not, it would be a nice feature.

[@scottfoster-kg4hq]

Excellent video! Can you add points anywhere on the curve or is it limited to the fixed points of +/- 0/25/50/75/100 ?

[@cotswoldpilot]

Fixed

[@shauncope6386]

Hi Harry could you tell me the best way to match two servos on a all moving tail plane on a hawk