Gimbal works independently. The instruction states that the power supply is 3s-6s. I connected to 2s and it works fine. The description is given correctly. Incorrectly give the weight. Weight: 160g not 109g. With this camera it will be over 200g. A little too hard for my AOSENMA CG035. It gets vibration and bad maneuver. I will work on it. Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kls3BFTCdBo

Gimbal works independently. The instruction states that the power supply is 3s-6s. I connected to 2s and it works fine. The description is given correctly. Incorrectly give the weight. Weight: 160g not 109g. With this camera it will be over 200g. A little too hard for my AOSENMA CG035. It gets vibration and bad maneuver. I will work on it. Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kls3BFTCdBo

Gimbal works independently. The instruction states that the power supply is 3s-6s. I connected to 2s and it works fine. The description is given correctly. Incorrectly give the weight. Weight: 160g not 109g. With this camera it will be over 200g. A little too hard for my AOSENMA CG035. It gets vibration and bad maneuver. I will work on it. Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kls3BFTCdBo

The Tarot T2-2D gimbal works straight out from the box. just need to hook it up to any power supply from 3S to 4S with a JST plug which most lipo battery uses. I have this gimbal install on a Flamewheel 450 clone and soldered the power from the main frame PDB. There will be a need to install the software assistant and driver from tarotrc.com from the download tab and select T2-2D if there is a need to do any change in setting such as pan /tilt speed and turning range endpoints and others. The gimbal tilt endpoint are from 120 degrees downwards and 45 degrees upwards (which is not much but there is nothing much to see upwards anyway so it doesn't matter to me). Also am using a flysky i10 TX with standard receiver so that I can use one extra channel servo input and assign a side slider to move the camera up and down. Really love this gimbal and recommend if anyone looking for a 2 axis gimbal

The Tarot T2-2D gimbal works straight out from the box. just need to hook it up to any power supply from 3S to 4S with a JST plug which most lipo battery uses. I have this gimbal install on a Flamewheel 450 clone and soldered the power from the main frame PDB. There will be a need to install the software assistant and driver from tarotrc.com from the download tab and select T2-2D if there is a need to do any change in setting such as pan /tilt speed and turning range endpoints and others. The gimbal tilt endpoint are from 120 degrees downwards and 45 degrees upwards (which is not much but there is nothing much to see upwards anyway so it doesn't matter to me). Also am using a flysky i10 TX with standard receiver so that I can use one extra channel servo input and assign a side slider to move the camera up and down. Really love this gimbal and recommend if anyone looking for a 2 axis gimbal

The Tarot T2-2D gimbal works straight out from the box. just need to hook it up to any power supply from 3S to 4S with a JST plug which most lipo battery uses. I have this gimbal install on a Flamewheel 450 clone and soldered the power from the main frame PDB. There will be a need to install the software assistant and driver from tarotrc.com from the download tab and select T2-2D if there is a need to do any change in setting such as pan /tilt speed and turning range endpoints and others. The gimbal tilt endpoint are from 120 degrees downwards and 45 degrees upwards (which is not much but there is nothing much to see upwards anyway so it doesn't matter to me). Also am using a flysky i10 TX with standard receiver so that I can use one extra channel servo input and assign a side slider to move the camera up and down. Really love this gimbal and recommend if anyone looking for a 2 axis gimbal