I searched the forums for this, but apparently I am "unique". My Inspire 1 Pro was smooth as silk as long as the winds were calm, but today gusts were to 15 mph or so. As I recorded the feed, I was seeing occasional shakes in the video lasting only a 1/2 second or so, with no discernible pattern. It was most noticeable after a movement on braking, or as I completed a yaw movement. After scratching my head for a cause, I happened upon two quarter turn toggles at the rear of the gimbal mounting plate that one had moved out of a detent position. Is it possible that a oscillation from the changing prop speeds could become resonant at a frequency to cause one of these toggles to vibrate enough to be seen in the camera? And does anyone know the function of these toggles?

Those two levers are for mounting the X5R and have no function otherwise. I removed them from my Inspire as I want no loose parts vibrating around.
If I ever get an X5R, I can always reinstall them.
Incidentally, then I would remove the tab as it would then have no function.

This would have to be the 500th time the question "What do these two levers/toggles/etc do?" has come up here and in FB groups.
Have people lost the ability to read a manual?