Mini Pan/Tilt Camera Platform Anti-Vibration Camera Mount w/ 2 Servos Aircraft FPV

Servo burned out in seconds of use.Servo horns need a little love to fit. Super ez. On the short arm up top for tilt just use the smaller horn shaped like it. Cut off the end so the tip is at the mounting hole. I used scissors. Fast and trimmed a round edge. Then just go around the sides and the tip with a sanding block.Bottom one is the cross style. Just hit the side edges with sanding block and it slides in. Whole thing with fitting took maybe 30 minutes to assemble and never done one before. Looks decent for the money.

As others have said no instructions and horrible quality, save yourself heart ache and get the 20$ pre assembled one for just a few dollars more

No available instructions to assemble this ! Please check Youtube videos. Also the screws to connect the servo attachments stick out. Please be aware you will need to cut the attachments to fit into the available slots.

For the money, this isn't bad. Watch the video that other guy made. It's priceless. If you mount this thing upside down, it works better. It's more stable that way. Use the "base" as the camera mount, and the camera mount, as the base. If you mount the gimbal at an angle, you can get it to look up and down, as well as side to side.

The short horn does not fit the side mounted top servo because the mount fits a 4-hole horn and the shortest horn provided with the servo is 5-hole.Side cutters clipping length and a light sanding and it works perfectly.Bottom mount, long horn fits perfectly as does the rest of the mount, works out to be a very solid build.9g servos are same as you get in the Arduino kits and work well although are built more for experimentation and prototyping than controlling heavy loads.For experimenting, they work great with ESP32-CAMs' and are a cheap introduction to servo control.They can be a lot of fun and endless entertainment if you can accept that they are not industrial equipment.For industrial use, go metal, for experimentation and scale, these are perfect.- Kent

Id grade this a C- . Because the entire unit relies on bottom servo for rigidity expect a whole lot of shaking if mounted on a drone ! For durability Don't expect this to survive even a hard landing never mid a crash . Poor design has screws interfering with each other . I ended up just using CA to hold bottom servo in its bracket since like I said this is not going to last anyway . Its cheap but its worth even less

I would give a half star if there was an option for that.Very terrible build qualify .No assembly instructions

I put this on my rc car and threw a camera on top and the servos and tilt funtions were all great had no issues whatsoever.