BrianKushner
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Flight distance : 41420253 ft
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Punchbuggy Posted at 2017-6-20 19:06
Yes Brian - the gimbal sometimes slips in transit. There's a process for it buried in this forum. I suggest you try searching, and I'll have a look myself whan I have the chance.
Essentially, it involves you manually turning the gimbal to a left (or right?) extremeity a couple of times to reseat the rubber washer properly, then do a gimbal calibration which involves putting it on it's backside (camera straight up).
I tried this and it works for one flight and crooked again. Also if I break it then up screwed. |
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