I've tried everything I can think of to fix this wobble including calling DJI to troubleshoot this and can't seem to fix it. Can someone please help me fix this?


It is a Phantom 2 with the Zenmuse H3-3D Gimbal and a GoPro Hero 3 Silver

Thanks
Nick

Usually caused by unbalanced or damaged propellers also check if one of the motors have resistance when you rotate by hand ( on  power off). If everything is ok do "advance calibration" of IMU on P2V assistant program. If nothing works it should be your Zenmuse H3-3D Gimbal you mught have to recalibrate that.   Hope this helps, Good luck.

drone7 Posted at 2014-11-23 05:20
Usually caused by unbalanced or damaged propellers also check if one of the motors have resistance w ...

How do I recalibrate the Gimbal?

info@thereellov Posted at 2014-11-23 05:46
How do I recalibrate the Gimbal?

recalibrate the aircraft in the assistant, do a basic and advanced calibration

I figured out how to recalibrate the gimbal and it still didn't work

Have you ever had a crash? On the top gimbal arm, if moved to the side, you'll see a small black hex screw (image attached). I had my first drone have a pretty bad crash, and the gimbal was acting up. After tightening the hex screw, the issue was gone.

Some have also mentioned changing out the rubber dampers, from the white ones so the soft black ones.

OP, when the copter is airborne, can you actually see it wobble? I mean, is the whole craft wobbling or just the gimbal/camera section?

Also, check that all your dampers have plenty of play. They should be totally loose.

I have never crashed mine and that screw seems tight

Have your tried factory resetting the gimbal?

i just reset the gimbal with the instructions of that video and now the gimbal is completely dead

That looks like a faulty gimbal. Hot-wiring it should have re-set it.

Unless someone knows of a better issue, I would contact your dealer, let them know the situation and see what's the next course of action they recommend. Sending it in for a repair most likely.

Sheesh, the last time I saw that kind of jello wobble was when I was flying my Phantom 1 with damaged props!  It sure looks like you're getting some induced vibration thru the vibration absorbers, the anti-drop pins or both!  I don't know if the dampers harden with age but I'd consider swapping them out.  I also notice you didn't mention whether or not you've tried a new set of props.

info@thereellov Posted at 2014-11-23 09:40
i just reset the gimbal with the instructions of that video and now the gimbal is completely dead

Dear, You should follow these steps to factory reset the Gimbal：
1. Short circuit this 2 point and power on
2. Release short circuit when red and yellow light on
3. Using assistance V3.6 for Phantom2 to upgrade to IMU version 1.0.10, keep power on all the time till upgrade completed.

marco.ma@dji.co Posted at 2014-11-24 16:22
Dear, You should follow these steps to factory reset the Gimbal：
1. Short circuit this 2 point and ...

i have a same problem. I try use anti-inteference board and now vibration is gone... but i think there are still some micro vibration that i can see in video

kaselsk@gmail.c Posted at 2014-12-14 04:31
i have a same problem. I try use anti-inteference board and now vibration is gone... but i think t ...

Which dampers you used?

Which propellers are you using, are they balanced ?

Autumn Posted at 2014-12-16 10:08
Which dampers you used?

White ones

kaselsk@gmail.c Posted at 2014-12-16 20:38
White ones

Have you tried to replace them?

Autumn Posted at 2014-12-17 09:21
Have you tried to replace them?

yes but i think there is no problem in rubbers...

There is new update for zenmuse h3-3d GCU 1.0.0.12 ... Maybe it will help solve this problem. I hope.