We are only releasing the controller at this point. We have partnerships in place with several known gimbal manufacturers and we are working with them to deliver a complete solution for the Phantom.
Price will be slightly more expensive than Alexmos 3 axis, but not by much.
ok, I've got a special request. Waterproofing it. From watching Jim's thread on his waterproof phantom, I've learned that brushless motors are ok to use in the water. So to a degree the zenmuse is waterproof. What is not waterproof are the little computer boards. If you can make a waterproof gimbal with 3 axis, it would be perfect on a waterproof quad with no landing gear.
Unfortunately the board can't be waterproofed, but why not make a waterproof casing for it? (and one for the IMU board, of course).
Of course, not being waterproofed doesn't mean I didn't take out our precious prototype out to the rain But don't do that with your boards. Seriously. They'll die.
Man... that is hotter than a fox in a forest fire. I bet it has more moves than ex-lax... can do more curves than can full of fishing worms... badder than Chuck Norris, and as smooth as Mondavi.
It is on a Phantom, it's controller-only at this point and the bad pilot is ranked among the top five 3D helicopter pilots in the world I've ran out of sane scenarios to test this gimbal, so I go to the extremes
I am very interested in a photo of the setup on the phantom. Did you really add a third axis under those legs? I would like to see it. Very impressive!
I'll upload a picture sometime soon. It's a tight fit but we put an iPower GBM3506 motor in there which is relatively thin. We then had to 3D print some legs extenders for the Phantom (you can sometimes see them in the videos during hard yaws, those are the yellow things on the bottom of the skids).
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