Mojave
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Has anyone heard of this gimbal?
http://ditogear.com/products/omnihead/advantages/#Upsidedownoperation
It sounds like it can be balanced easily; though it is a belt drive that appears to weigh 2.75 kilos. The verbiage states that it can be mounted upside down and it appears to be about $3000.00
DitoGear OmniHead Technical Specifications
• Pan Axis Payload: 12 kg (26 lb) *
• Tilt Axis Payload: 6 kg (13 lb) *
• Angular positioning precision: 0.0225°
• Max real time operation speed: 45°/s (360°/8s)
• Current draw: 0.4A – 2A @ 12V
• Dimensions: 350mm x 215mm x 75.5mm (13.7″ x 8.4″ x 3″)
• Weight: 2750 g (6 lb)
• Operating temperatures range: -25°C to 50°C
* Data for upgraded version available from March, 2013. Previous version’s payloads: Pan – 5kg (11lbs), Tilt – 1.5kg (2.2lbs). These payloads are considered safe, but you may get a bit more depending on configuration of your
http://ditogear.com/products/omnihead/advantages/#Upsidedownoperation
It sounds like it can be balanced easily; though it is a belt drive that appears to weigh 2.75 kilos. The verbiage states that it can be mounted upside down and it appears to be about $3000.00
DitoGear OmniHead Technical Specifications
• Pan Axis Payload: 12 kg (26 lb) *
• Tilt Axis Payload: 6 kg (13 lb) *
• Angular positioning precision: 0.0225°
• Max real time operation speed: 45°/s (360°/8s)
• Current draw: 0.4A – 2A @ 12V
• Dimensions: 350mm x 215mm x 75.5mm (13.7″ x 8.4″ x 3″)
• Weight: 2750 g (6 lb)
• Operating temperatures range: -25°C to 50°C
* Data for upgraded version available from March, 2013. Previous version’s payloads: Pan – 5kg (11lbs), Tilt – 1.5kg (2.2lbs). These payloads are considered safe, but you may get a bit more depending on configuration of your