Million Dollar Question
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FerdinandK
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For me the Z15 works, I also wasted a lot of time and money with others.
best regards
Ferdinand
best regards
Ferdinand
mmurfitt
Member
Really? The Skyline was no good?
That's quite a lot of money wasted, I thought they were good mid-range gimbals..
Which one was it, and what was wrong with it?
Macsgrafs
Active Member
They only have the 1...photohigher skyline RSGS, see the 2 threads on this forum to see what problems people are having with them...shame because it's the one I want as well, but I'm holding off for now.
Ross
Benjamin Rowland
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The Radian and the Hoverfly Gimbal board are both good.
To make these systems work at their best, the gimbal must be balanced, the center of gravity needs to align with the axis of rotation with the camera mounted, it must be set up to work with your gimbal, and belts and gears must be tight.
As the gimbal hardware technology improves (it's good already) we'll see these systems really shine at their fullest potential.
To make these systems work at their best, the gimbal must be balanced, the center of gravity needs to align with the axis of rotation with the camera mounted, it must be set up to work with your gimbal, and belts and gears must be tight.
As the gimbal hardware technology improves (it's good already) we'll see these systems really shine at their fullest potential.
Bartman
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John,
A few questions;
what gimbal are you using?
what flight control system are you using?
what would you like to be able to do with it when it's all working?
thanks,
bart
ChrisViperM
Active Member
Here is as much info as you can get at the moment about the Freefly Radian stabi:
http://forum.freeflysystems.com/index.php?threads/freefly-gimbal-stabilization.9/
Here is a video out of that thread:
I put all my hope on this one and it looks like they are close to hit the market. (fingers crossed)
http://forum.freeflysystems.com/index.php?threads/freefly-gimbal-stabilization.9/
Here is a video out of that thread:
I put all my hope on this one and it looks like they are close to hit the market. (fingers crossed)
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Bartman
Welcome to MultiRotorForums.com!!
John,
So you need two axis stabilization? Why not just use the stabilization built into the MK board? I'm using it on my custom 2 axis mount and it works very well.
Check out this thread for a setting tweak that helps it work even better.
http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?4709-MK-gimbal-control-horizon-roll-tweak
Another really important thing for you is going to be to get your AV130 so it doesn't wobble or swing in some way that any stabilization would be unable to control. There's an old thread I started about gimbals and how to make them vibration free. I think there are some basics in there that you could try to apply to your AV130 even though the thread was about my (pre-crash) MKTR.
http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?658-MKTR-camera-mount-mods
FWIW, the Hoverfly PRO flight control also has very good 2 axis stabilization resident on the board.
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ChrisViperM
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....hope you recover soon....all the best
Chris
Chris