P2V New Gimbal " Ivi " ?

mchrol · Feb 1, 2014

I have not seen on forum yet.

What are You thinking about that ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdDm83eLMLQ

Is it not the same as rotorpixel or one from Drone nl or something new ?

Pull_Up · Feb 1, 2014

Yes, it's been seen here before. I notice they have committed to a price now - 250 euro inc VAT ex delivery...

That's a good price, but I still think I prefer the Rotorpixel-style mounting option of hanging underneath for some reason, rather than using the skids/legs as a mounting point.

iResq · Feb 1, 2014

Agreed, too much potential vibration/movement from leg mounting.

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FPV col · Feb 1, 2014

iResq said:
Agreed, too much potential vibration/movement from leg mounting.

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we will see about that ! I am putting my DE version through its paces next week

mchrol · Feb 1, 2014

Guys, I relize it's eveyrhting new by now. What do you think ? Anything better will manufactured within next months or I should consider only those Two Gimbals from Rotorpixel and drone nl. ? For me eveything is new but I want to improve quality and stabiblization with keeping of course FPV as it is in vision. No news from Zenmuse maybe ?

Pull_Up · Feb 1, 2014

Here it is actually mounted on the aircraft...

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNNDEG682EE[/youtube]

iResq · Feb 1, 2014

Re: P2V New Gimbal " Ivi " ?

FPV col said:
we will see about that ! I am putting my DE version through its paces next week

I hope it works well!

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DKDarkness · Feb 9, 2014

mchrol said:
Guys, I relize it's eveyrhting new by now. What do you think ? Anything better will manufactured within next months or I should consider only those Two Gimbals from Rotorpixel and drone nl. ? For me eveything is new but I want to improve quality and stabiblization with keeping of course FPV as it is in vision. No news from Zenmuse maybe ?

Rotorpixel use a Alexmos controller. There is a new version in the works: http://www.armbgc.com/new-32bit-control ... ming-soon/

I would assume 3 axis gimbals becomming lighter and cheaper within the comming months.