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Missing Gimble Pieces? - Can someone please verify

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Hello again folks....

I've had my H for about 2 weeks now and had fun flying it. I've been piloting her very "gingerly" as I learn how it works and feels, and so far...no crashes or hard landings (knock on wood)! I mention this because I just noticed last night that there were what looked like a couple of Gimble mounts missing. I've attached an image to show you what I am seeing, but before contacting Yuneec I thought I would ask if one of you could verify that they are indeed missing pieces? I'm sure I know the answer, but just sanity checking with this group. So if anyone could flip their "H" over and confirm for me whether there is 2 or 4 of these "Posts" then I will know where to go from there.

Many thanks!
 

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Hey Gyro108....thank you very much for the quick reply. I was wrong in my assumption...so glad that I asked here first!
 
Why is this? Ive noticed it on other gimbals too. Seems like you would want it on all 4 corners!?!
 
Hey Gregreh....I think it's weird too! I wonder if it's to allow for more "play" during flight, and keeping the shot steady? It's the only thing I can think.
 
From the couple of reports of crashes I've seen reported, 2 seems to be enough as it looks like they have made the top rail where it attaches to the H to be the expendable bit that saves the gimbal. Just guessing though.
 
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These are just retainers for the rubber vibration dampeners . Two are good enough. Kinda like suspenders and a belt with more than two.lol
 
Just got my repair plate in today..
Part # YUNCG03P101..It is the part that holds the Camera and Gimbal to the Airframe
It has the Bottom Mount Plate and 4 gimbal mount Dampers included
No Instructions, but I will Call Yuneec when I get home...
Price $4,95 plus shipping
 
Thanks Atomic08...please let us know what they say. Super curious to know the full scoop!
 
They're just there to keep the camera attached if the rubber damper breaks or comes loose. 1 would risk the camera swinging, 2 holds it just right whereas 3 or 4 would perhaps inhibit the dampers from working and add unnecessary weight.
 
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Tony..
I received some instructions from Yuneec..
I think they are vague and not explicit..
It said to "remove the damper cover and the four dampers"....
When I asked if they where two or four dampers to be replaced their reply was
"There are four dampers for the mount set"
I guess we will have to continue to rely on forum members who write in.
When I have time, I'll have to call and speak to some one at Yuneec to be sure !
 
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A couple of zip ties were my solution. And, are a great replacement for those posts. Just make sure you do not compress the rubber dampeners The gimble shoe snap on plate reduces the travel on the post clips, but for a $600-700 replacement for a lost or damaged camera go ahead and secure it properly. Or, risk having the weight of the camera/gimble hanging from control wires.
 

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