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TwoDee EVO NG brushless dslr gimbal

Posted by Ozan Özkök on April 23, 2015 at 10:30am

We did not build that, but you can!

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 I would like to introduce TwoDee Evo Ng.It is a dslr sized ( it can be discussed if you notice the photo ) brushless diy gimbal.You can define the size of your gimbal with 4 pieces carbon booms.

We want to produce  low cost and customizable gimbal when we design the TwoDee EVO NG.It must be tough,rigid and robust .Other hand it must be easy to balance and user friendly.

  Everyone uses thousand kinds of multicopters,helicopters and camera setups.TwoDee EVO NG should be a solution about camera sizes and necessary space for additional equipments.

 Finally we decide on that :

twodee-evo-ng-brushless-dslr-gimbal-assembled.jpg?width=600 There are 2 screws for balancing each axis.Camera space depends on users decision.All axises move on 2 bearings for best results.Default motor is 5208 and it has enough power for almost all cameras and lenses.And finally price,under $1000..You can find detailed information at: TwoDee EVO NG 

 Any ideas or suggettions?

 Greetings

 Ozan

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  • Ozan Özkök April 27, 2015 at 6:19am

    Hi Teddy 
    Could you please more specific about " vertical play". I am not sure that I understand it clearly. 
    Any setup ( camera + lens) up to 2000 gr is supported.

    Greetings

  • Badman Teddy Edward April 27, 2015 at 3:34am

    Looks good.

    What kind of play in the vertical is there? i.e. Can I use a larger lens supported in a camera rig?

  • Ozan Özkök April 26, 2015 at 6:27am

    It is standart basecam 32bit which supports 2-6S version. 

    Motors mount with special parts marked on the picture.3701989101?profile=original

  • Rob_Lefebvre April 26, 2015 at 6:06am

    Which board is it, LV or HV?

    And how do the motors attach?

  • Ozan Özkök April 26, 2015 at 5:16am

    @Rob  We made 3 different option for TwoDee NG

    • First one is unassembled w/o motors,booms and controller  

    http://copterframes.com/home/182-twodee-evo-ng-brushless-dslr-gimba...

    • Second one is assembled w/o motors and controller

    http://copterframes.com/home/183-twodee-evo-ng-brushless-dslr-gimba...

    • Third one is assembled with i-flight 5208-180T motors and basecam 32bit controller

    http://copterframes.com/home/184-twodee-evo-ng-brushless-dslr-gimba...

    We have videos but they are for commercials. We are waiting for the commercials to be published  than we will share them. 
    And I am sure we will see customer videos in a short time. 

    Greetings

  • Rob_Lefebvre April 26, 2015 at 4:48am

    So do I understand the one you linked to is without motors and controller?  Then there's this one which includes the motor and controller?

    http://copterframes.com/home/184-twodee-evo-ng-brushless-dslr-gimba...

    Looks like iPower motors?  Which control board?

    Any video of it in operation?

  • Ozan Özkök April 26, 2015 at 12:18am

     @Gary,thanks..

     @ Michal Rus, you can add a blog if you want to write reviews or promoting another manufacturers product .Post deleted, sorry.

  • Gary McCray April 24, 2015 at 5:38pm

    Really nice clean design,

    Seems very easily customize-able for different cameras and even mutiple cameras.

    Just cut the 3 tubes to the length you need and adjust the screws for balance with the camera(s) in place.

  • Ozan Özkök April 24, 2015 at 2:08pm

     Of course, 

    if you assemble it for 5D, you can also use it with nex5 or similar cameras..

  • Rob_Lefebvre April 24, 2015 at 1:31pm

    Would it be possible to assemble it (cut the tubes) so that it could fit anything from a Nex to a 5D?

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