OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

SKU: MBS-SH-23
GTIN: 0721535437054
HAN: OMV-SHIELD-PANDT-V1
Category: Expansion Boards
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OpenMV Pan & Tilt Shield

OpenMV M7 & H7 compatible
Control 3 x PSM Servos or 3 x ESCs
Integrated voltage converter for the CAM

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€ 19,99

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