Casey Preston
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United States
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Obviously, it doesn't seem like the gimbal should do that. If you can exchange it for a different X5, I would exchange it. I had an X5 that liked to do that every once in awhile and I read that it might be the tuning on the motor going out. That being said, if there is a certain weight distribution that allows the gimbal to function, I would use that weight distribution whether it is technically in balance or not. Controllers that attempt to maintain a steady state sometimes work better with a load, especially if the tuning is set up to expect a load. I don't actually know how gimbals are tuned so I may be entirely off base on this assumption. |
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