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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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.

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In your earlier reply, you told that “The 12V/16.8V DC OUT are used to power BMPCC 4K”. I have that camera, so could you kindly confirm that BMPCC 4K can be continuously powered via the 12V/16.8V DC OUT?The MOZA Air 2 can perform three types of timelapse, Motionlapse, Variable-Speed timelapse, and Timelapse. If you need to restore the gimbal to default settings. You can access Configuration and select Set Default. Or from the gimbals handle configuration. Now, I’ve heard that there are two “versions” of Moza Air 2, one that has a 12V DC OUT and the other with a 16.8V DC OUT. And I would like to know are the both versions available? And are there differences in the power consumption limits (watts) between the versions?

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Who is no doubt going by what his computer inventory screen shows, actual inventory may be different? This is not necessarily a camera issue. I just would need to know the basic info about the power-out ports of Moza Air 2. And I’m wondering why are you so resistant to tell it. 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.Gudsen MOZA is excited to work with Nikon Inc. (Melville, NY) offering video creators the new Z 6 Filmmaker’s kit--announced at CES. Continuing down the yaw arm is the yaw motor, also know as the pan motor. Next to the yaw motor is the yaw adjustment. To use the Dial on the gimbal’s handle to control the iFocus, press M button to select channel F1. To control focus over usb, select channel Fe. Are there two “versions” of Moza Air 2, one that has a 12V DC OUT and the other with a 16.8V DC OUT?

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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. What are you selecting in the gimbal settings? The Moza Air 2 compatibility chart says to select "M3C-USB" in the camera selection menu of your gimbal. 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. 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.

Just to follow up: I did run my vmount straight into the Moza's power port. It powered the gimbal, the cam, the T5 all evening and the vmount battery level didn't drop 1 notch. Smallrig makes a vmount belt clip although I just grabbed a tool belt clip at Home Depot and mounted it to my vmount plate. I would suggest using a safety cable with the battery though. I dropped mine during a take. Face palm.