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Hi all
In January I received my Yuneec H520 with the E50 camera.
When flying with the camera level, it records smooth, but from the moment the camera is tilted down, it starts shaking. I contacted the retailer regarding this issue and was told I should check the gimbal dampers if they were all solid or if they were dent. As I noticed they were dent I confirmed it and I was told that it was a big chance that would be the cause. I replaced the dent dampers with new once, but as soon as the camera's weight is hanging on the dampers, the dents are pulled in the damper immediately again, also with the new dampers.
It also looks like the shaky moves the camera makes, are depending on the angle the camera is used. E.g. on 25 degrees, the shaking is hard, on 45 degrees it is still there but not always that hard. To me it looks like the gimbal is fighting with itself. It has been like this from the start and I immediately notified my retailer, as I didn't hear back from them I send them a video of the camera being used level, 25 - 45 - 90 degrees down. A week ago they replied they are waiting for an answer from Yuneec, so far no news.
Does anyone here have similar experiences with the E50 camera and knows how to solve it? Or any idea how long Yuneec usually takes to respond and solve such issues? As I spend a lot of money on mandatory courses and exams to get my RPAS pilot license (Belgium), I need to start practicing with my drone to use it for what it is meant to do instead of having an expensive high-tec paper weight. The short test clip can be seen on Vimeo, the test footage is recorded in HD, 50 frames per second, shutter 1/100 second and has not been colour corrected or graded.
Click here to see the video on Vimeo
Password: E50shake
Thanks for your input.
Cheers
David
In January I received my Yuneec H520 with the E50 camera.
When flying with the camera level, it records smooth, but from the moment the camera is tilted down, it starts shaking. I contacted the retailer regarding this issue and was told I should check the gimbal dampers if they were all solid or if they were dent. As I noticed they were dent I confirmed it and I was told that it was a big chance that would be the cause. I replaced the dent dampers with new once, but as soon as the camera's weight is hanging on the dampers, the dents are pulled in the damper immediately again, also with the new dampers.
It also looks like the shaky moves the camera makes, are depending on the angle the camera is used. E.g. on 25 degrees, the shaking is hard, on 45 degrees it is still there but not always that hard. To me it looks like the gimbal is fighting with itself. It has been like this from the start and I immediately notified my retailer, as I didn't hear back from them I send them a video of the camera being used level, 25 - 45 - 90 degrees down. A week ago they replied they are waiting for an answer from Yuneec, so far no news.
Does anyone here have similar experiences with the E50 camera and knows how to solve it? Or any idea how long Yuneec usually takes to respond and solve such issues? As I spend a lot of money on mandatory courses and exams to get my RPAS pilot license (Belgium), I need to start practicing with my drone to use it for what it is meant to do instead of having an expensive high-tec paper weight. The short test clip can be seen on Vimeo, the test footage is recorded in HD, 50 frames per second, shutter 1/100 second and has not been colour corrected or graded.
Click here to see the video on Vimeo
Password: E50shake
Thanks for your input.
Cheers
David