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We have made several research in order to enhance the behavior of the roll on AV200 Photohigher Gimbals.
As you will see in the following video, a standard AV200 powered with 5V have some delay to compensate. We have changed the demultiplication of the roll by adding a 72 tooth wheel on servo, changed the potentiometer by a 3 turns instead of a 10 turns and powered the servos with 7.2V (Ubec)
As already said, these SVOX servos need to have a good power source, The Flying card can only provide 1A while these servos can request several amps. Using Ubec is strongly recommended.
I have made some kits with all the necessary stuff for full enhancement (as shown on the video).
it's availabl here
You can also purchase separate stuff (servo wheel, potentiometer, Ubec...)
I have also make a video to show how to avoid unwanted balancing of the gimbal at starup. When you prower up your mk, it seems that some signal is going on the servo's output resulting in unwanted balancing of the gimbal. This can be avoided by powering up the gimbal after the Fc. (few seconds)
here's is the video:
We have made several research in order to enhance the behavior of the roll on AV200 Photohigher Gimbals.
As you will see in the following video, a standard AV200 powered with 5V have some delay to compensate. We have changed the demultiplication of the roll by adding a 72 tooth wheel on servo, changed the potentiometer by a 3 turns instead of a 10 turns and powered the servos with 7.2V (Ubec)
As already said, these SVOX servos need to have a good power source, The Flying card can only provide 1A while these servos can request several amps. Using Ubec is strongly recommended.
I have made some kits with all the necessary stuff for full enhancement (as shown on the video).
it's availabl here
You can also purchase separate stuff (servo wheel, potentiometer, Ubec...)
I have also make a video to show how to avoid unwanted balancing of the gimbal at starup. When you prower up your mk, it seems that some signal is going on the servo's output resulting in unwanted balancing of the gimbal. This can be avoided by powering up the gimbal after the Fc. (few seconds)
here's is the video:
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