Arkbird Integrated Gimbal Camera Brushless 80g Ultra-light Instead of GoPro 2-Axis Brushless Gimbal for Fixed Wing FPV Airplanes

FPVers who have installed gimbals on their planes are familiar with aGopro gimbal camera. The camera weights around 90g and the gimbal could be approximately 150g, giving a total weight in the neighborhood of 240g. Installing this type of setup on planes of 1.5m wingspan or less, will give as a result a very poor performance and experience.

Considering this facts, the Arkbird team have designed and optimized this80g(all included) gimbal camera for fixed wing and multirotors. The Arkbird  Mini Camera Gimbal features a maximum resolution of 2K and servo controlled pitch and camera shooting, giving you flexibility, performance and a better overall experience than traditional systems.

the single camera body is on sale simultaneously With impact protection data function Automatically stop recording when subjected to external force . only 21g, support PMW control photo .

This gimbal camera features a 2K resolution, weighing only 8g and offering an ultra-lightweight design. It includes rudder line control, impact protection, and data functions, with automatic stop recording functionality activated in response to external impacts.

Package contents include: Arkbird Mini , owner's manual, and accessories

Specs:

Total weight: 80g

Working voltage: 9-12.6V (3S battery). If you're planning to use a higher voltage, you may need to add an external BEC module, supporting 14v-26.2v (4-6s)

Dimensions:

Width:55mm / 2.28 inches

Length:58mm / 2.17 inches

Height:60mm / 2.36 inches

Working Area:  Spherical area. Diameter: 75mm

Camera parameters:

Video: 4K@50fps / 2K@60fps / 1080p@120fps

Supports PWM control camera shooter

Supports PAL/NTSC output

Lens: 170 degrees

Supports Max 128G TF Card 6Mb/ 4k recording

Gimbal function:

Supports PWM (pitch) control

Supports PWM shooter control

Pitch angle: -180 degrees to 90 degrees

Roll angle: -90 degrees to 90 degrees

Shooting effective as following pictures:

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