I'm looking at jello-y Mavic video too. Mainly when facing into the wind above tree level. No jello when inside, almost none when outside and not facing the wind.
It looks to me as though the gimbal is seated properly... (these photos were taken less than a minute after landing from a flight affected by jello video.)
I have had my Mavic for 4 days, and flown it outside maybe three times. I have been paranoiacally gentle with every touch and movement involving it.
Last night I took the issue to DJI-Ken (Mavic Pro Tutorial videos) and he recommended a gimbal calibration.
Can anyone explain how one calibrates a Mavic gimbal? I don't want to mess up and do it wrong, so I'm asking here ahead of time.
After I calibrate the gimbal this evenng and fly, if the jello persists, I'm going to call the number he gave me and pray for this quad's salvation.
It looks to me as though the gimbal is seated properly... (these photos were taken less than a minute after landing from a flight affected by jello video.)
I have had my Mavic for 4 days, and flown it outside maybe three times. I have been paranoiacally gentle with every touch and movement involving it.
Last night I took the issue to DJI-Ken (Mavic Pro Tutorial videos) and he recommended a gimbal calibration.
Can anyone explain how one calibrates a Mavic gimbal? I don't want to mess up and do it wrong, so I'm asking here ahead of time.
After I calibrate the gimbal this evenng and fly, if the jello persists, I'm going to call the number he gave me and pray for this quad's salvation.