I think i found out why some Mavic Pro users, even if they do not have unpleasant events with the drones, have in time problems with the gimbal, more precisely problems with the ribbon cable. As you can see, the clamp that immobilizes the gimbal directly touches the ribbon cable, which leads to friction and mechanical wear over time. This is present both on the clamp and on the ribbon. So I will give up this clamp, using a protective cap with the immobilisation of the gimbal included. Do not you see this trace of friction?

Hi. Thank you for this helpful information. This will be a great help for all of our Mavic Pro owners.

I made a cut in the clamp (picture 1) and in picture 2 one can see what is the natural position of this cable and obviously that the part was pressed and rub over time.

Interesting.... I didn't notice before. Thanks for sharing.

Didn't notice that - good find