I flew the mini2  today to find out what caused the gimbal to become unstable on quick shot boomerang mode. What do you think caused this issue?

Latest Dji fly app
Latest FW

I changed the following parameters:
In normal mode: Pitch speed from default (15) to 8. Pitch smoothness from default (10) to 12
Yaw speed default (60) to 14 and Yaw smoothness default (4) to 6. These changes resulted in QS boomerang gimbal instability. Reverting back to default setting caused the gimbal to be stable again. Should I re-install the fly app or is it a software “bug”? Can you try it on your mm2 and see if you can duplicate it?

Hi, fans36bd720c. Sorry to read about the difficulties you're currently experiencing. We suggest performing a quick Gimbal Calibration first after you have changed the Gimbal Settings to verify if the same result applies. Should the same result remain, we'd like to have this forwarded to engineers for further checking. Kindly keep us updated. Thank you!

Recently there was a post about a new firmware of a small size, it was shown that Gimbal does not behave very adequately because of it, it seems to me that it is very similar to the behavior of Gimbal in your case

DJI Gamora Posted at 11-23 04:21
Hi, fans36bd720c. Sorry to read about the difficulties you're currently experiencing. We suggest performing a quick Gimbal Calibration first after you have changed the Gimbal Settings to verify if the same result applies. Should the same result remain, we'd like to have this forwarded to engineers for further checking. Kindly keep us updated. Thank you!

Thank you for your suggestion. I will get back to you soon with the result.

ddjmrql Posted at 11-23 06:06
Thank you for your suggestion. I will get back to you soon with the result.

Take your time and please do keep us updated.

DJI Gamora Posted at 11-23 06:46
Take your time and please do keep us updated.

I think I figured out what is happening with the mini 2 gimbal if you change the yaw speed in the advanced gimbal settings.

It doesn't matter if you are in N mode, cine mode, or sports mode. If you change the yaw speed below 20 it will cause the gimbal to become unstable during the quick shot mode (circle, helix, boomerang).

Keeping it to 20 and above will maintain gimbal stability.

I hope DJI can fix this in the next update. I suggest to DJI that if you change the yaw speed in any parameters allowed, it should not affect the automated baked in quick shot parameters.

The above issue is replicable. Give it a try.

This setting will cause your mini 2 gimbal to become unstable during quick shot mode (circle, helix, boomerang), it may also result in gimbal overload.

ddjmrql Posted at 11-23 06:06
Thank you for your suggestion. I will get back to you soon with the result.

Please see my above comment. I cannot delete a reply.

DJI Gamora Posted at 11-23 04:21
Hi, fans36bd720c. Sorry to read about the difficulties you're currently experiencing. We suggest performing a quick Gimbal Calibration first after you have changed the Gimbal Settings to verify if the same result applies. Should the same result remain, we'd like to have this forwarded to engineers for further checking. Kindly keep us updated. Thank you!

See above.

ddjmrql Posted at 11-26 09:42
This setting will cause your mini 2 gimbal to become unstable during quick shot mode (circle, helix, boomerang), it may also result in gimbal overload.[Image]

Here is a follow up video:

ddjmrql Posted at 11-26 10:46
See above.

Thanks for the added information. We'll have this relayed back to our engineers and have this further checked.

DJI Gamora Posted at 11-26 23:04
Thanks for the added information. We'll have this relayed back to our engineers and have this further checked.

Keep me updated about their findings.