Hi there, Would that be a good setup to fly and carry? http://www.aliexpress.com/item/BG00...d-Gimbal-with-3pcs-8017motors/1508909561.html Kind regards Reno
Caveat emptor: "Control board is not included, customers need to buy it separately, sorry" That's the hardest part!!!
I forgot to write that I want to use it with a red or c300 and using the carvec g- lock system! Has anyone got experience with that setup?
I’ve only seen one guy using the Carvec so far, and it definitely wasn’t with that gimbal or that camera.
Has anyone used the Tiger GB-85 motors? Anyone know the specs for it? Number of poles? I can't find any specs on it on Tigers site. I'm switching out a belt drive combo that does not work well enough with a red camera and I'm switching over to the Tiger motors.
According to Mrs Google: http://www.multicopter.gr/gimbal-accessories/gimbal-motors/gb85-1-224-detail Specifications: Copper wire (OD):0.20mm Pre-wounded with 65 turns. Internal Resistance:19 ohm Diameter/Height:86.8 x 26.5mm Pole:36N24P Wire length:350mm including JR plug Camera size:4.4kg-6kg Weight:213gr Hope this helps Andy.
It is listed and 36N42P or 42 poles. Not much here on specs either: http://www.brushlessgimbals.com/p/8745527/rc-tiger-gb85-brushless-gimbal-motor.html
What I found: (not sure what it means, the N and P) # Mag Poles: 36N42P http://brushlessgimbals.com/p/8745527/rc-tiger-gb85-brushless-gimbal-motor.htmlMeasurements: http://www.rctigermotor.com/html/2013/Gimbal_Motors_1030/130.html
I believe the 36N refers to the number of stators, and the 24P, as you point out is the number of poles. Andy.
Does anyone know how to change the default tilt angle for the alexmos board? Right now my camera defaults to a straight 90 degrees on power up the alexmos electronics but I would like it to about 20 degrees down for default.
If you are running it in Follow Mode there is an offset you can adjust for pitch, yaw or roll. If you are going to control it from a 2nd transmitter you might set it up in the travel or sub trims of the transmitter. Finally, you can always do it the easy way - after you have everything set up and calibrated you could just rotate the sensor on your roll tube I would guess. I'm not sure if it would change anything else, but since it defaults to a level sensor, that might work.
Thanks Mike Under follow mode it says disabled but with follow yaw checked. I tried giving pitch offset and it doesn't work. You suggest rotating the sensor? I thought the sensor had to be square in regards to the x and y axis?
Are you planning to use it as a single operator gimbal (equivalent of movi majestic mode) or will you have a second person running the gimbal while you fly?
I cant take good shoots with my cs8. The picture always shake , at first i thought that the problem was the o-rings. I've tried all the combinations but the same result. After several months of tests,checks and re-checks, balancing...etc, etc, etc.... I have seen my i2c errors are a lot and constants and the green led onboard flashes always. If i conect only the board unplugin motors and outside the okto ,the same result. If i unplug the sensor , the same. If i conect only with usb power or with batery... The same. If i flash the board with any version....the same. If i change the imu sensor cable the same......My board is the v1 version, and the sensor only works if i enable the i2c pullups resistors. Is my board broken?... Is very frustrating, please help. Thank you.
Hi Jordi: Can you provide some additional information, please? 1. Are you flying a two or three axis Freefly gimbal? 2. Have you balanced all the propellers (and possibly even the motors?) 3. Can you post some video on Vimeo or YouTube so we can see the shakey pictures? 4. How many I2C errors do you see on startup -- and do the errors increase as your copter flies? 5. Which green LED are you referring to? Which board is it on? 6. Which board are you referring to when you say "Is my board broken?" 7. When you connect up via MK Tool and the MK USB adapter, do you see any error messages? Thanks Andy.