AlexMos Brushless Gimbal Controller - Buying genuine or not genuine?

hasselblad

hasselblad

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Hey guys!

I have 32bit controller on my gimbal. Everything works fine. I would like to have an extra back up controller board, in case the current fails on a job.
My question: Is it important to buy a "genuine" "authorized or approved" board or I can pick any of the available on ebay? Are these coming from the same factory in China or there are real quality differences between them?
There is a price difference (twice as much) between the "simple" and "genuine" 32bit AlexMos Brushless Gimbal Controllers....
Thanks so much!
 
The biggest thing to watch is the actual motor driver on the boards, I would stick with 8313 drivers on board if you can. Some of the other makes SimpleBGC, etc.. don't all have them.

Apart from that I don't think it will make a huge difference.
 
starcentral said:
The biggest thing to watch is the actual motor driver on the boards, I would stick with 8313 drivers on board if you can. Some of the other makes SimpleBGC, etc.. don't all have them.

Apart from that I don't think it will make a huge difference.
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Thanks so much! I assume they list the drivers in the specs of the board, right? How can I find out the type of driver they are using?
Thanks!
 
It's usually in the description, but also if you zoom in on the image of the circuit board you will literally see 8313 on the chips. Three of them if it's a 3-axis controller.
 
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