does this have a gyro, or just 6 axis stabilization?
842037
Yes, it has built in gyro. This is a great flying craft and very tough. Just the way the lights are mounted they easily come loose, add more hot glue and you will be good.
917974
I don't think so. You need power and axis information for the gimbal to stabilize. You can use it though, the way you're saying just to hold the camera. But it would be the same as holding it with your hand.
1345954
Yes it is. It is quite stable and works real well with three different angle positions. You should enjoy it as I have.
419995
No, it is not. The way it works is instead of a combination of motors moving the scope around, You move the scope around. You align it with the calibration stars you choose by manually pushing it. Once everything is correct it will tell you how far to move in either axis on the hand controller. It's a great way to get into the hobby because it teaches you the positioning of all the stars and celestial objects!
891843
Standard rotation left to right as well as up and down. The unit is not frozen in one position
2004712
It does come with a controller board. 90 degrees? I do not understand your question, however, it does have pitch and roll capabilities. I use it on a phantom dji, not sure what other models does support.
1402228
Well the one that I have isn't reversible for summer or winter. However the gyro can rotate clockwise or counter clockwise. Hope this helps.
1810431
I know that it is an awesome price and it works perfectly for my application...that is what I do know. The accellerometer 6050 is quite cheap and is one of the lowest cost basic accelerometers out there... and the Gyro is also not a high price, and combined I love the price...
1313069
The radio system brand should not matter in any case. The gyro sits electronically between the receiver and the servos. When the airplane gets bumped or veers out of its commanded flight path, the gyro sends its own signal to the servo to bring it back. I have 3 gyros for my planed but just haven' hooked them up yet. I do have different gyros on my helicopters on the tail rotor and they work really well. -- Milt
926907
no... it doesn't have a twist axis... the 3 axis are you normal 2 x and y and then there is a throttle axis along the left side
54164
Yes. Or at least mine certainly does. Oddly the stabilization goes a bit wonky if there is no motion at all, so just don't use it when you're on a tripod.
836220
As I understand, the V222 has gyroscopes and accelerometers to maintain a stable flight platform. Some Quads only have the gyro's. I crashed my V222 into a tree limb about 15 feet off of the ground. Before the V222 fell half way it had stabilized right side up and continued flying (I was attempting to buzz my wife). The white headlights and red tail lights help with orientation when the V222 is some distance away. All in all a good flyer.
717853
Correct, it swivels on one axis only, you could get creative and mount it to a bearing plate and that would give you 360 degrees of freedom
2009
Yes it it has 180 degrees of rotation. I have used many of these servos in 1/8th scale nitro on and off road vehicles, it is a great value for the money.
41676
Sorry, but NO! According to the System Map on pages 354 & 355 of the 6D's instruction manual, the Remote Controller RC-6 (available for about $25 from Canon and other camera outlets like amazon, B&H, etc.) works on the 6D.. see http://gdlp01.c-wss.com/gds/8/0300009238/01/eos6d-im-en.pdf and go to p355 to see other more advanced controllers also compatible with the 6D. I might add that the RC-6 is also compatible with the EOS 5D Mk II. I hope I was helpful! I think the 6D is a very nice camera and I hope you're enjoying it too.
226689
It comes with 2. That's kind of the standard in RC because some require different offsets or different style hub completely.
1721315
It has motion capture, so no need for extra sensors. Just go into setting and set it to record on motion .