C-20D is a vertical 2-axis FPV gimbal designed for analog cameras of size Micro (19mm). Thanks to mechanical stabilization in two axes and powerful motors, the gimbal effectively suppresses vibrations and stabilizes sudden movements of the RC model, ensuring a smooth and stable image. The gimbal stabilizes in the pitch and yaw axes. It is particularly suitable for headtracking on RC planes, allowing side-to-side and up-and-down movement. The C-20D can be powered by a voltage of 7.4–26.4V (2–6S). The gimbal can be mounted with the camera down or up as needed. In normal operation, the power consumption is minimal, not exceeding 8W even under load.
The C-20D gimbal can be controlled via S.BUS, CRSF, PWM, or the MAVLink protocol, which is supported in combination with the ArduPilot and PX4 firmware. The gimbal can also be directly connected to a headtracker that transmits the pilot's head movements directly to the gimbal. The gimbal offers six modes, including classic FPV mode, pitch stabilization, or ortho-view mode for vertical downward view. It allows for setting three preset modes, which can be easily switched between. The sensitivity can also be adjusted, affecting the response speed to the drone/RC model movements.
The gimbal's range of motion is -30° to +175° in the pitch axis and ±145° in the yaw axis. The maximum rotation speed can reach up to 1500°/s.
A USB adapter is needed for PC settings, which is not included in the package.