Kajakens Blade Nano QX setup #27 (Indoor time)
1,852 views · Published 23 December 2014 · 4:21 · Indexed 28 October 2026
Channel: kajakmannen · 2014 · Science & Technology
Hi guys, Weather is to bad outside (Snowing like hell) so I thought I'd share some info on my Blade Nano QX setup. I don't want to swap between different transmitters due to the fact that I want to have the same transmitter feeling all the time. To do this you have to make a bridge. The bridge is a ground station that relays the Jeti signal to the Blade nano QX. It works like this. You have two transmitting sides, one for the Jeti transmitter and a Jeti receiver that can output PPM sum. This PPM sum signal is then fed into a DIY Spektrum transmitter module from Hobbyking, which transmits over to the blade nano QX. The DIY transmitter spectrum module is fed directly from a 3s lipo pack and the Jeti receiver is fed with 5 volts through a 5 V BEC. Very easy to build and works like a charm. This type of system can also be used with LRS system if you want to have the transmitting LRS module high on a pole and no cables between the transmitter and the module. Things you need is: 1) Suitable box 2) 5V BEC,(http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__22494__Turnigy_3A_UBEC_with_Low_Voltage_Buzzer.html) 3) DIY Spektrum transmitter module, (http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewItem.asp?idProduct=40205) 4) Otional Switch, (http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__39509__Switches_Turnigy_9XR_Transmitter_3pcs_.html) 5) 3s Lipo 6) Receiver for your specific radio system that can output PPMsum (CPPM) Make sure to double check all your wiring and happy flying. Merry Christmas and a happy new year and remember, "Fly it like you stole it" ;)
