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2.8" diameter x 4.8" long Weighs 1.8 lbs. Two brass wheels 115 volts, 400Hz Amp
draw at startup 1.25 dropping to .8 at full running speed of 20,000 rpm Panning rate: 10 degrees per second
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Used for cameras or other optics weighing up to 2 pounds First gyro invented to be used on binoculars
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KS-2 with Attached Inverter
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Same specs as KS-2 above but add 1.75" to 2.8" dia. for overall height of 4.55" , the inverter adds less
than 1/2 lb to the weight of the gyro
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Perfect for remote control applications where you can tie into on board 12 volt power source
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2.8" diameter x 4.8" long (same as KS-2) Same power specs as the KS-2 Weighs 2.4 lbs Two
tungsten wheels Panning rate: 15 degrees per second
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Will stabilize a camera or other hand held device weighing up to 4 pounds. Standard for use with 35mm camera,
but not suitable for over 400mm lens. Improves recognition of binocular capability 2.4 times
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KS-4 with Attached Inverter
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See description for KS-2 with attached inverter
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See description for KS-2 with attached inverter
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3.4" diameter x 6" long Weighs 3.6 lbs Two brass wheels 115 volts 400Hz Starting
amp draw 2.65 dropping to 1.5 at full running speed of 20,000 rpm Panning rate: 20 degrees per second
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Provides almost twice the stabilization of the KS-4. For equipment weighing up to 6 lbs.
Troublesome
vibrations are dampened out for medium format cameras or long lenses without the loss of handheld freedom It is
the gyro of choice for aerial photographers
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Admiral KS-8
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3.4" diameter x 6" long (same as KS-6) Weighs 5.5 lbs Two tungsten wheels 115 volts 400Hz Starting
amp draw 2.6 dropping to 1.5 at full running speed of 20,000 rpm Panning rate: 30 degrees per second
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Provides twice the stabilization of the KS-6 with no increase in running power required. For equipment weighing
anywhere between 8 and 12 lbs.
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Chief KS-12
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Inverter dimensions:
13" long x 8 1/4" wide x 3 1/2" high and weighs 7 lbs
Gyro dimensions:
8
1/4" long x 4 5/8" wide x 7" high and weighs 17 lbs.
The inverter required to run the gyros can run two KS-12's at
one time. We have 2 types available; an 11-16 VDC or a 22-32 VDC. One gyro draws 7-8 amps at the start and drops to around
3 amps at full running speed using the 22-32 VDC inverter. One gyro draws draws about 16 amps at start up and drops to around
7 amps using the 11-16 VDC inverter. If running 2 gyros, the amp draw is approximately double.
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Our most powerful gyro.The KS-12 has been fully redesigned and is at least 4 times stronger than the KS-8. Two 6.4
LB. tungsten wheels spin over 20,000 RPM with a DC cooling fan that is attached to the gyro to help prolong the life
of the bearings. The "Chief" is made for prolonged continuous use and is NOT meant for hand holding. Provides stabilization
for equipment up to 35 lbs.
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