I tested it on the table with the engines off. When the drone is in the air it is impossible to tell if the gimbal is buzzing because of the noise.
"Jello effect" video
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I'm sending the drone to Germany today. Since it just returned from there they promised to repair it with the highest priority.
Finally, it's the 4th shipment, so the first 3 people were incompetent ...
Please keep us informed if the problem is resolved and what firmware versions are installed.
Good luck
abant .
If the firmware updates do not solve the problem , balance those props .
These machines are sophisticated .
When they give issues , it is human nature to a seek a sophisticated solution .
If you have not already balanced the props , it would not be time wasted .
Hope This Helps .
If the firmware updates do not solve the problem , balance those props .
These machines are sophisticated .
When they give issues , it is human nature to a seek a sophisticated solution .
If you have not already balanced the props , it would not be time wasted .
Hope This Helps .
I was asked to provide a copy of the document confirming the purchase (hmm, previously such questions did not arise). I provided it and after that I received a message:
"We will replace your camera with a new one, do all the bindings and updates and send it back today."
So, they're not likely to tell us what happened to the camera or to the gimbal. However, the fact of replacement suggests a factory defect.
"We will replace your camera with a new one, do all the bindings and updates and send it back today."
So, they're not likely to tell us what happened to the camera or to the gimbal. However, the fact of replacement suggests a factory defect.
In my opinion, this is caused by either an unbalanced prop, a bad motor shaking on a specific rpm or an overloaded gimbal.
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If you have sever vibration, hover the drone about 6' high with gears down. Put our hand on the landing strut, and feel how much vibration you have. Now there will be a little vibration, so you will have to determine what is a little or a lot?
While touching the landing gear, make sure you don't pull it down or push it up!
Be very careful!!!!!!!
While touching the landing gear, make sure you don't pull it down or push it up!
Be very careful!!!!!!!
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If you are flying with a heavy ND filter the gimbal motors will have to work extra hard to keep the gimbal in balance, this will after a while give you micro vibrations that are visible in footage. You can easily see it with the naked eye or even hear it if you turn on your drone while on a flat surface the gimbal is gonna slightly vibrate or make a slight buzz.
It is easy to check the overload of the gimbal just try to fly without filter if your problem goes away then it's your filter being to heavy :-( prop balance look here: A bad motor is worse, but if you spin them with your fingers do all feel the same?
Then it sounds like a issue with one of motors. Have you checked the propeller mounts if one are loose?
The props are sitting very tightly. If you hold the motor and try to turn the propeller, you can feel a barely noticeable backlash.
