MOZA Air 2 4-Axis Electronic Gimbal Stabilizer for Mirrorless and DSLR Cameras with Hard Shell Shock-Resistant Case (Max Payload: 4.2kg/9.0lbs)

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I do not have a Moza Air 2 yet, but to make my decision, I would need the info I asked for in my first message. Recharging the batteries while in the unit. This is a no brainer that a lot of people have pointed out. It is absurd that the Air 2 can't do this. Of course the batteries take so long to charge that this might not help much. Select the correct camera connection cable for your camera. The MOZA Air 2 can support Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Nikon, Fuji, and, Lanc. Connect the cable to MOZA Air 2, and than the camera. Press the menu button, highlight Camera Set, then press right on the smart wheel, Highlight Select, press right, tap down to highlight the correct camera model, press right to select that model. Some camera models can be powered and charged over the USB camera connection cable. Now that your camera is connected you can use the MOZA Master app to program a timelapse, control ISO, and use the power button to activate the camera’s shutter. The last adjustment is the yaw axis. Hold the gimbal horizontal and take note of the roll motor’s position. If the roll motor’s position is high than the yaw arm will need to be pulled out, if the roll motor’s position is below than the yaw arm need to pushed in. Gudsenstopped responing in the end and I've given up but if anyone knows how to make it work I'd like to hear.

MOZA Air 2 4-Axis Electronic Gimbal Stabilizer for Mirrorless

We are sorry that after consulting our supervisor, we cannot provide you the asking information as these information are sensitive information to us, jmadeja wrote:So I'm assuming the 16.8v version has that stamped on the rubber covering that port? I just received mine from b&h and it looks like the 7v/12v version as 16.8v is nowhere to be found on the Moza.Open the MOZA Master App. Press connect and select the MOZA Air 2. The MOZA Air 2 will connect over Bluetooth to the app. The App will display the gimbal’s battery life, motor output, and more. Tap the Gimbal settings to access (Show each screen) Motor Settings, Button functions, Calibration, Advanced settings, Configuration, About.

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Underslung Mode is great for capturing shot from low angles and especially useful at canceling out the rise and fall of walking.Use the mini tripod as a handle extension to add extra height for a jib shot and to help spread out the weight of the gimbal. I'm a tester of their products! It's official. Their main support guy told me this information. It's 12V/2A, which is 24 Watts. I just found a letter from BM support saying that the BMPCC4K draws 20 Watts. I think that you have a faulty gimbal. I powered the camera through the Weipu port for 4 hours when I first received it in Dec and never had any problems.

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There are many facebook users of the moza and also people on another forum saying they get problems and fried their gimbals with long term use, I am not the only one. It might be that many of Gudsen's gimbals are defective though, I don't know. This knob adjusts for the vertical position of camera’s center of mass. Note most first time gimbal users improperly balance this axis. DO NOT leave this adjustment in the lowest position. Moving along to the roll arm leads to the roll axis. Adjust the roll arm in and out so the roll arm no longer rises or falls.I tried other settings too. Gudsen asked for a video of the setup which I sent and then they went quiet. It's possible that it's a faulty cable but it took them months to supply the cable and I just gave up. I have read comments in this forum that "the Moza Air 2 ..... provides 16.8V of power to the BMPCC 4K...."

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So far I haven't needed to power camera from the Gimbal but I thought it would be a useful feature for long shoots. An important feature of the MOZA Air 2 is the Tripod Mode. This mode will suppress static drift, which is only noticeable when a gimbal is place on a stationary tripod. Tripod Mode can be accessed from the MOZA Master App under Gimbal Settings, Advanced settings. Also Tripod Mode can be accessed from the Air 2 handle under Advance.If you need to restore the gimbal to default settings. You can access Configuration and select Set Default. Or from the gimbals handle configuration. Devices that have a power out port are also announcing at least the voltage and wattage they are meant for. For instance, a normal power supply (I suppose the one that comes with the gimbal) states the input/output voltage and amperage, and from these you can calculate wattage. There must be max values for the wattage of the gimbal power-out ports, and I would need to know them.