Simple pan / tilt mount for fpv cameras

Allows about 330 degrees of horizontal pan and about 70 degrees of tilt.
Design features: light weight, very compact(3.5" X 2.25" X 2.40"), 330 pan / 70 tilt, low cost, smooth operation

Designed and built by 3rflying.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• pan
• tilt
• fpv
• gimbal
• gimbals
• camera
• rc
• plane

[SunnyShawFilms]

where did you get that motor ? and what its called ?

[3rflyingcom]

@SunnyShawFilms

Thats a servo motor running a gear multiplier to increase range of motion from +- 90 deg to +- 180 deg. Thats old sk0ol. GWS has some ready to go that are +- 180 deg. Look for GWS sail winch servos.

[AlexClose1]

Hey mate, this is exactly what i need, can you email me some of the details like what parts ect so i can build?

Cheers

[3rflyingcom]

@AlexClose1

Hey this system used a gear multiplier to allow the 90 deg rotation from the servo to rotate the driven gear 360 deg. This is no longer necessary if you simply switch to a 360 deg rotation (180 left 180 right) sail winch servo. Simply substitute the pan servo for a GWS S125 1T. It is smooth and allows 360 view. It is quite a bit bigger but greatly improves durability and performance.

[charliedj23]

@3rflyingcom i was thinking of a helicopter,rc car or mabe just fixed on the wall

[3rflyingcom]

@charliedj23

Whats it going on?

[charliedj23]

@3rflyingcom lol im trying to build all of it or just buy it

[3rflyingcom]

@charliedj23

Oh I though you were trying to build a pan/tilt gimbals for the camera not a control system for the gimbals.

[charliedj23]

@3rflyingcom i seen that it helps but i realy need a good websight or tutorial so i can make the servo work via infra red or radio or just by a joystick