Blade 350 C-Go2 GB300 HD Camera & 3-Axis Brushless Gimbal

Blade 350 QX C-Go2 GB300 HD Camera & 3-Axis Brushless Gimbal for Blade 350 QX2 & QX3

This is the Blade C-Go2 GB300 HD Camera and 3-Axis Brushless Gimbal, capable of 1080p/60fps video and 16 megapixel still images. This is a direct bolt-on for the 350 QX2 and 350 QX3 quadcopters (also fits original 350 QX if upgraded to QX2 body). It is also the stock replacement camera for the Blade 350 QX3 AP Aerial Photography package. If your quadcopter is not already equipped with the tall landing gear set, you will need part BLH7815TGA to provide additional ground clearance.

The CGO2 GB combines a 16 megapixel, 1080p/60fps camera and a 3-axis brushless gimbal into a single unit that captures smooth, steady aerial video and still images in brilliant detail. It’s controlled via a 5.8GHz Wi-Fi link that lets you snap pics, start and stop video and see live streaming video using a compatible iOS or Android mobile device. All you need is the free CGO2 app, available at Google Play and iTunes app stores.

Features

• Camera and 3-axis brushless gimbal in one
• Captures 1080p/60fps video
• Snaps 16 megapixel stills
• 5.8GHz Wi-Fi link controls camera and streams live video
• Compatible with all Blade 350 QX-series quadcopters
• Installs in minutes
• Requires iOS or Android device with 802.11N Wi-Fi compatibility
• May require tall landing gear set (BLH7815TGA, sold separately)
• Wi-Fi Password: 1234567890

Specifications

Weight: 5.75 oz (163 g)
Sensor Resolution: 16 megapixels
Recorded Video Resolutions: 1080p/60fps or 1080p/48 (adjustable via app)
Live Video Resolution: QVGA 330x240/30fps
Field of View: 155 deg
Gimbal Pitch Range: -90 deg to +45 deg
Gimbal Roll Range: +/-45 deg
Media Storage: 8GB Micro SD card (included)

Using a radio such as the DX6 or DX6i, you can adjust the pitch angle before flight, or it can be adjusted in flight by flipping the flap switch to position one, then using the throttle stick to adjust the gimbal angle for approximately 5 seconds, then it returns to throttle control.

Using a 7+ channel radio like the DX7s, DX8, DX9, or DX18, you can set an axillary channel knob to control the pitch angle at any time.