It is possible to see a shadow of the Ecilop on the
presentation of the ZERO-Stead470 :
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And there are some reasons for it:
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That is why the gimbal of the zero can not be tilted in proper way.
There are more of mistakes.
Let's try an experimental explanation based on the Ecilop frame:
Take ECILOP Easy,
Connect the gyros to the receiver directly to get a constant input,
Place the ROLL gyro on the tiltable part of the gimbal,
Now two gyros are placed together like in a single block,
Tilt the gimbal forward 45 degree or more,
Turn on record,
Turn around with your drone to film a panorama quickly,
Roll-servo will tilt the camera sideward due to mistaken signal from the tilted gyro.
Roll-Error depends on the speed of pan-rotation when gimbal is tilted forward or backward.
That's why it's not good to use a single block on the tiltable part, like zero-guys do.
Ecilop in a "zero" presentations:
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