Gimbals
AX-20T 46g 3-Axis FPV Gimbal, Lightweight Head-Tracking Stabilization
Three-axis FPV camera gimbal
US$99
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GIMBALS
Gimbals
Gimbals
AX-20T 46g 3-Axis FPV Gimbal, Lightweight Head-Tracking Stabilization
Three-axis FPV camera gimbal
US$99
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Gimbals
AX-20D 30g 2-Axis FPV Gimbal, Dual Mount Orientation
Horizontal and vertical two-axis FPV camera gimbal platform
US$70
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Gimbals
AX-20S 17g Single-Axis FPV Gimbal, Ultra-Light Stabilization
Single-axis FPV camera gimbal
US$69
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Gimbals
AX-40D 40g Payload 2-Axis UAV Gimbal, MAVLink Control
Horizontal two-axis UAV gimbal
US$100
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Gimbals
AX-40T 40g Payload 3-Axis UAV Gimbal, Head-Tracking Control
Three-axis UAV gimbal
US$130
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Gimbals
AX-200T 200g Payload 3-Axis UAV Gimbal, High-Accuracy Stabilization
Heavy-payload three-axis UAV gimbal
US$159
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All UAVThermal gimbals compared
Every AX Series gimbal in one table. Start from the payload you need to carry and the axes you need stabilized, then check mass and input voltage against your platform.
| Model | Weight | Stabilization | Angular accuracy | Max payload | Input voltage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AX-200T | 125g | 3-axis Orthogonal Mechanical Stabilization | ±0.01° | 200g | 12~26.4VDC |
| AX-20D | 30g | 2-axis Mechanical Stabilization | ±0.005° | 20g | 7.4~26.4VDC |
| AX-20S | 17g | Single-axis Mechanical Stabilization | ±0.005° | 20g | 7.4~26.4VDC |
| AX-20T | 46g | 3-axis Nonorthogonal Mechanical Stabilization | ±0.005° | 20g | 7.4~26.4VDC |
| AX-40D | 38g | 2-axis Mechanical Stabilization | ±0.05° | 40g | 7.4~26.4VDC |
| AX-40T | 58g | 3-axis Nonorthogonal Mechanical Stabilization | ±0.05° | 40g | 7.4~26.4VDC |
Frequently asked questions
What is the lightest option?
AX-20S at 17g is the lightest, and AX-200T at 125g the heaviest. Mass is usually the first constraint on a small airframe, so start there and work back to imaging.
How many gimbal models does UAVThermal offer?
There are 6 base AX Series gimbal models, several of which also ship in camera-specific variants listed on their model pages.
Do I need a 1-axis, 2-axis or 3-axis gimbal?
More axes remove more motion but add mass and power draw. One axis handles tilt only, two add roll or pan, three stabilize pitch, roll and yaw. The comparison table above lists the stabilization type for every model.
Where can I find full specifications and datasheets?
Every model page publishes its complete specification table and links a downloadable datasheet and user manual.