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They are just standard bearings. You can buy from a local bearing distributor. Mark down the part numbers or dimentions for next time. Then ask for a good brand like nsk or ntn.

I needed to extend as well. Don't worry about what is + or -. Just mark one wire before cutting. Then connect to extension.

I'm with you Econ. I don't want to use hex keys to set up the gimbal. My opinion is they will eventually wear the aluminum threads specially if you don't use a torque wrench. I'd much rather have a tooless clamping system. For ease of use and longevity.

Gremsy is releasing a h16 and a h3 in the summer.

So if the camera is facing the same direction as the aircraft is moving it won't drift?

Don't forget besteady, gremsy and allsteady. So many gimbals out there now

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I can't find anything to suggest it has GPS

I actually thought the Gremsy h14 had Gps but maybe not. Movi would have it for sure.

Can't find the answer online.

I know 2 guys that have roll drift issues with Gremsy.

What exactly was the problem with the ronin? I thought it was just a weight issue.

http://nofilmschool.com/2015/04/dji-ronin-m-gimbal-stabilizer-half-weight-original

Global shutter = no jello!!!

I guess buying the best quality batteries you can afford would also count towards reliability.

When I talk about wiring it's mostly based on my experience outside of rc. my position is that you can't oversize but under sizing is definitely a problem and we are talking about such short lengths that weight is not an issue. Rc applications tend to put more current thru a conductor...

I would match the battery conductor size. Or one size up if you have both batteries feeding the pdb off one main lead.

What about resolution and is it mft mount?