Fan Jets USA LLC “The Jetapult”

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NEW JETAPULT™ LAUNCHING SYSTEM SOLVES PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH HAND-LAUNCHING AND RUNWAY-LAUNCHING OF EDF JETS.

Fan Jets USA, a company specializing in sales and service of Electric Ducted Fan (EDF) jets and accessories, introduces the innovative “Jetapult™” launching system for remote control EDF jets. EDF jets are one of the fastest growing sectors of the radio control airplane market, but they are difficult to hand-launch because of the air flow required for the control surfaces. Most EDF jets need to take off on a paved runway, which drains the battery and reduces flight time.

Fan Jets USA has solved these problems with the Jetapult™ launching system. The Jetapult™ works by resting the EDF jet on a set of rails, then releasing it at a high rate of speed using a bungee launcher. The bungee release is foot-operated, allowing the pilot to keep both hands on the transmitter for optimum control of the aircraft.

With the Jetapult™, EDF jets can be flown at grass fields or other locations without paved surfaces. By eliminating the need for landing gear, Jetapult™ reduces drag, increases flying speeds, and increases total flight time.

The Jetapult™ retails for $59.99 with no charge for shipping. The customizable launcher can be adjusted to fit the specific width of the jet, so one Jetapult™ can be used to fly all EDF aircrafts. The Jetapult™ disassembles easily for transportation in any size of vehicle. Jetapult™ assembles easily in minutes, and requires no gluing.

For more information or to purchase a Jetapult™, call Fan Jets USA at 877-538-3268 or visit www.fanjetsusa.com .

Updated: July 15, 2015 — 3:40 PM

1 Comment

  1. its sent with a shipping cost of 12 dollars so he is wrong and there is some glueing i just received mine im sure for 85 dollars which is what it fully costs you can build your own for much less but it is a well thaught out system but the instructions are horrible with only two pics of tieing a bungee

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