2 Axis Hiphen Airphen + Flir Tau 2 Dual Gimbal Mount
Lightweight 2 Axis Brushless Gimbal for Hiphen Airphen Multispectral Sensor and Flir Tau 2 Thermal Camera - No jello Effect
No custom fees to your country if you select standard shipping method
Delivery date:Please note this item is not held in local stock and is manufactured as orders are placed. Lead times are around 4-6 weeks from when the order is paid
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2 Axis Dual Gimbal mount
Hiphen Airphen Multispectral Sensor
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Flir Tau 2 Thermal Camera
Material: Carbon ABS fixed mount fits perfectly with Hiphen Airphen Multispectral Sensor and Flir Tau 2 for multispectral imaging.
The multispectral sensor allows you to calculate the NDVI index with GIS software such as ArcGIS, Pix4DAG, gvSIG, QGIS, LEOWorks, ERDAS, IDRISI, SOPI or BEAM
This gimbal mount avoid motor vibrations coming from the frame.
The Airphen datasheet (in pdf) is available here
Screws, 4 damper balls, +5v Ubec included.
Controller card used: SimpleBGC or Storm32 (by customer choice)
You could control Roll/Pitch from your additional PWM remote controller
Both sensors are linked together and their angles can't be controlled separatly.
This gimbal is used for straight down stabilization, don't use it for front view position (or contact us for custom request)
Weight: 300g (gimbal + dampers + mount adapter)
Cameras power can be provided by optional +5v Ubec
3 differents packages:
- Gimbal parts alone
- Gimbal mounted with 2 brushless motors
- Gimbal mounted with 2 brushless motors + Gyro controlled card + ready to use
Multispectral sensors comparison matrix
Validated by Micasense for RedEdge/Sequoia sensor and Hiphen for Airphen
| | Parrot Sequoia | Micasense Rededge-M | Hiphen Airphen |
Number of bands | 4 | 5 | 6 |
Shutter mechanisms | Rolling | Global | Global
Possibility of radiometric synchronization with Flir Tau2 thermal camera |
Top of Frame Pulse | Nope | Sync pulse to externally triggered cameras and RTK timing pulse | Sync pulse to externally triggered cameras and RTK timing pulse |
Input trigger | USB, Wi-Fi | Gig-Ethernet interface, Serial, or PWM | Gig-Ethernet interface, Serial, or PWM |
Capture rate | 1 fps | 1 fps | 1 fps |
Sensor Resolution | 1280 x 960 pixels | 1280 x 960 pixels | 1280 x 960 pixels |
Storage | Internal + SD card high speed | Internal + SD card high speed | SD card high speed (32Go, 64Go,...) |
Data format | 10 bit (1024 values) | Uncompressed and geotagged TIFF, 12 bits per pixel (4096 values) saved on 16 bits | Uncompressed and geotagged TIFF, 12 bits per pixel (4096 values) saved on 16 bits |
Ground Sample Distance (GSD) -100m | 11 cm/pixel | 6,8 cm/pixel | 8mm - 4,7 cm/pixel 4.2mm - 8,9 cm/pixel With double swath feature |
External Light Sensor | Yes | Yes | Done by software correction |
FOV | Single | Single 5.5mm - | Single or Double 8mm - 33°x26° / 4.2mm - 60°x46° |
Weight | 135g | 173g | 207g |
Power Input | 4.5V - 6V | 5V - 15.8V | 7V - 30V |
Power consumption | 10 w/h | 6 w/h | 7w/h |
GPS | External | External | Internal or External |
Customizable wavebands | No | No | (450, 530, 560, 570,620,675, 710, 730, 750, 850) and others |
FWHM | - | 20mm for blue & green 10mm for red & rededge 40mm for NIR | 10mm for all bands or customized |
Price | $3,500 USD | $4,900 USD | 10,900 EUR |
Why choose Copterlab gimbal?
| | Copterlab gimbal | Other gimbals |
| Support | Live support (website - Skype - email) | No any support at all |
| Content | Ready to use | Need to mount and setup it |
| Material | Carbon ABS | Poor 3d printed parts or aluminum parts |
| Weight | 300g | Unknown |
| Camera adapter | Lot of and we can create yours for free | No |
| Jello | No jello garanteed | You need to spend lot of time to avoid it |
| Colors | Gold, Silver, White Gloss, Black Gloss | - |
| Country made | France | China for sure |
| Costs | Not cheap, lot of time to create it | You get that you paid |
| Warranty | Lifetime: all 3D parts can be replaced freely, only shipping costs are paid by customer | Nothing |
-> contact us if you want your own mount adapter
Link to the Alexmos SimpleBGC user manual
Link to the Storm32 user manual
