2005Foro Gimbal
Comparación de gimbal modelos y su idoneidad para diferentes configuraciones de plataformas
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Lo que encontró el hilo
- The PRO gimbal was designed and manufactured by GPI starting in the 1990s and represents an upgrade from older models.
- The ACME gimbal was designed in 2001 with a precision bearing mechanism and tool-free clamping system, compatible with 1.5 inch and 1.580 inch posts.
- The MK-V V2 gimbal evolved from the MK-V V1 and was developed to provide smooth motion without clicks or pops when rotating end-over-end and side-to-side.
- The XCS gimbal was based on the PRO design and offers tool-free operation with larger bearing and 2 inch post diameter options.
- Gimbal selection depends on personal preference regarding post size, budget, customer service quality, and specific operational requirements.
- Older gimbal models like the 3 and 3A, introduced in 1983, have become outdated compared to newer designs.
- The Tiffen Ultra style gimbal uses a larger post size (greater than 1.5 inches) and is not compatible with rigs designed for 1.5 inch post gimbals.
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- Post sizes vary between models, limiting compatibility with existing rigs.
- Comparisons between ACME and other models like XCS are based on limited user experience in the thread.
- The thread does not provide objective performance measurements or specifications for direct comparison.
- Discussion includes some disputed claims about gimbal development history.