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COBRA Elit

Elit (COBRA) Stabilized Head with zoom-focus for TV & Film Professionals  
Introducing the Elit, engineered by experts in drone gimbals since 2010. 
The Elit excels in temperatures from -10 to +50 Celsius, ideal for challenging weather conditions. 
 **Key Features:** - **Weight:** 12.2 kg (without battery) - **Payload:** Up to 20 kg (44 lb)  
- **Dimensions:** 315mm (H) x 309mm (W) x 381mm (D)  - **Hollow Shafts:** Easy wire routing in all axes 
- **Pan Axis:** Supports 23.5mm diameter fibre/triax connector  
- **Power:** 22-25.3V, 10,000-30,000 mAh battery or 24V DC supply - **Balancing:** Tool-less on each axis 
- **Stability:** Built-in AHRS with GPS prevents horizon drift
- **Advanced IMU:** Fast response to disturbances **Axis Range:**  - **Tilt:** +90° / -140° 
- **Roll:** +60° / -60° - **Pan:** Continuous 360° The Elit offers top-tier stability and performance for any project.
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