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Working on a multi-rotor design project

Discussion in '3 Axis Gimbal' started by Daniel Lubitz, Feb 24, 2014.

  1. Daniel Lubitz

    Daniel Lubitz New Member

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    How long are the landing gear legs? I need their vertical height, not their slant height.
     
    #1 Daniel Lubitz, Feb 24, 2014
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    Totally depends on the height of the camera gimbal in my case.
     
    #2 Steve Maller, Feb 24, 2014
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    I think the standard cinestar landing gear has about 250mm clearance, then you can add on extenders which will give you about 300mm+ depending on what you use! ;)
     
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    How heavy are the landing gear legs of the Cinestar 3 Axis Gimbal?
     
    #4 Daniel Lubitz, Feb 26, 2014
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    Thanks for helping me! :)
     
    #5 Daniel Lubitz, Feb 26, 2014
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    How does the 3 Axis Gimbal attach to the bottom of a multi-rotor design? Is there a screw that connects the gimbal to the bottom of the design, or are there clamps that you attach to the design to hold the 20mm pan bearings/shafts on the top of the gimbal?
     
    #6 Daniel Lubitz, Feb 26, 2014
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