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I got my Mavic around 2 weeks ago, and have noticed this thing in a some flights. Is that normal? What causes it? I am sorry if it's duplicate or known issue, but tried to search and didn't really know how to call that. Thanks a lot!

i get that sometimes when its super windy or when i halt from a fast brake. but if this happening on a nonwindy day seems like it would be a jello effect that I am afraid might have to resort sending it in for repair...I see you are flying at fort funston..good times.

I had that exact same issue, sorry to say, but you'll need to send it back, it will only get worse. It's a hardware issue.

You can check if the anti-vibration board is user the three hooks (one in the back and two in the front). If it is, I'm sorry to say it might be a hardware issue...

The hooks:

Yhadar Posted at 2017-3-4 13:31
You can check if the anti-vibration board is user the three hooks (one in the back and two in the front). If it is, I'm sorry to say it might be a hardware issue...

The hooks:

Sorry, I didn't understand

"You can check if the anti-vibration board is user the three hooks"

How should I check that? Thank you very much!

Sometimes the anti-vibration board is over the tree hooks like this:

https://youtu.be/hnXekYjEJA8

You can check the gimbal as explained in this video:


If your gimbal is installed correctly then that isn't the problem and you will probably need to get it repaired as it will get worse. I had a similar issue.

Please follow below video tutorial to check your gimbal first.
Besides, did you update the firmware to latest version?