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This 3-axis FPV camera brushless gimbal comes with a STORM32BGC control board. The listing says the STM32F103RC processor runs at 72MHz, about ten times the processing speed of an 8-bit board.
It includes onboard Bluetooth for mobile-based PID parameter adjustment and comes with rubber damping balls for shock resistance. The structure is CNC machined aluminium alloy with brushless motor drives, and it is compatible with GoPro 3/3+/4 cameras.
An onboard gyroscope and accelerometer (MPU6050) with dual gyro support gives the controller motion data, and an infrared LED interface makes remote picture taking more convenient.
STM32F103RC processor: 72MHz, about ten times faster than 8-bit boards.
Onboard Bluetooth: adjust PID parameters from a phone.
MPU6050 gyro and accelerometer: with dual-gyro support.
Infrared LED interface: take pictures remotely.
Receiver support: Futaba S-Bus and Spektrum satellite port; up to 7-channel PWM/Sum-PPM.
Wide supply: 6-18V or 2-4S; up to 2A per motor per phase.
CNC aluminium construction: with brushless motors for GoPro 3/3+/4.
A brushless gimbal keeps a camera pointing steadily while the aircraft moves. A controller board reads an inertial sensor mounted on the camera and drives brushless motors on each axis to cancel out any rotation. Because gimbal motors are wound for smooth, low-speed torque and not for speed, they hold the camera steady with very little vibration and noise.
Gimbal quality depends on the whole system: balance, damping and controller tuning matter as much as the motors themselves. A camera that is not balanced on its axes forces the motors to work harder, heats them up and can cause jitter, so balance the camera carefully before you tune anything.
Also isolate the gimbal from airframe vibration with soft damping mounts, keep motor wires away from the sensor and never power the gimbal with the camera locked or blocked, as the motors can overheat when they cannot move.
Aerial photography with GoPro 3/3+/4 cameras
FPV camera stabilisation
DIY drone gimbal payloads
Handheld stabiliser experiments
Multirotor camera mounts
The specification table lists a STORM32BGC driver board, firmware o323bgc-release-v070, a working voltage of 3-4S (11.1-16.8V), a working current of 350mA, a size of 80 x 80 x 100mm and a weight of 180g. Joystick control angles are pitch plus or minus 25 degrees, roll plus or minus 25 degrees and yaw plus or minus 90 degrees.
The package contains the gimbal with controller, a camera fix strap, a JST plug (XH-2.54), a 5-pin cable connector and a screw set.
Driver board: STORM32BGC
Processor: STM32F103RC at 72MHz
Firmware: o323bgc-release-v070
Working voltage: 3-4S (11.1-16.8V)
Working current: 350mA
Size: 80 x 80 x 100mm
Weight: 180g
Joystick angles: pitch +/-25, roll +/-25, yaw +/-90
Application: GoPro-series cameras
1 x FPV 3-axis brushless CNC metal gimbal with controller
1 x camera fix strap
1 x JST plug / XH-2.54 plug
1 x 5-pin cable connector
1 x screw set
Aerial photographers with a GoPro-class camera who want a ready-to-fly 3-axis gimbal with a tunable controller.
GoPro 3/3+/4 and compatible cameras.
By PID parameters, including from a phone through onboard Bluetooth.
3-4S (11.1-16.8V).
180g.
Futaba S-Bus and a Spektrum satellite port.
The gimbal with controller, camera strap, JST plug, 5-pin cable and screws.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| Axes | 3.000000 |
| Camera Compatibility | GoPro 3/3+/4 |
| MCU / Processor | STM32F103RC @ 72MHz |
| Power Supply | 3-4S (11.1-16.8V) |
| Weight | 180.000000 g |
| Selling unit | PCS |
