NEW Gimbal
Gimbal Capabilities
- Size (DxH): 100mm x 129mm or 3.9in x 5.0in
- Weight: 695g or 1.5lb
- Power: 12W
- Position Accuracy: 0.022° or 380µrad
- Elevation: ±115°
- Azimuth: 360° Continuous
- Slew Rate: 105°/s or 1.83rad/s
Video Output
- Analogue Output: Composite
- Digital Output: .h264 up to 10Mbps
- Snapshots: HD (Stored on Board)
- Streaming: EO 720 x 576 and IR 640 x 480
CM100
The Latest Gyro-Stabilized Multi-Sensor
- Dual Sensor - EO and IR in the Same Unit
- No ITAR or Export Restrictions
- Low Size, Weight, Power and Cost
- IP63 Rating
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Comments
@Lyn: Do you have a photo for it?
@ Elios: Sadly I no longer have the unit, I was made an offer I could not refuse and parted with it! As I said I did not purchase the gimbal, I built it, from a Sony 980 block camera I had hanging around. I purchased the Thermotechnik ir unit at great expense (nearly $4000). The 3D printed parts were a favor from a 3D printing company my place of work does business with!
@lyn Rees: From where you bought the 3D gimbal? can we have the link please.
If the cost is what I heard it would not be so much for military/surveillance application, compared to other gimbals in the market. I see the Procerus/Lokheed Martin one at about 30 thousands without a zoom lens...
So when you say very cost effective, what price range are you talking about? Last I had heard is these were in the $20,000 range with IR sensors. I noticed a lot of dancing around actually naming a price range.
Did I really say "Gumball" obviously that should have been gim:-).
OK. well I will not browse away yet!
I built a one off with a Sony 980sp (x26 zoom) optical, plus a thermoteknix (UK) infra red unit installed in a 3D printed gumball for not a great deal less. There was however no LM installed!
$5k+
@ Sentinel Air.
A good start is for a one off basic config:-) Then we can stay or browse away!
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