Gimbal warning, filters?

[FL1H1]

OK. 3rd proper flight, first in ideal flying conditions - negligible wind, not a cloud in the sky but at first I thought I'd forgotten to take the gimbal lock off as I get a warning gimbal overheating yet I hadn't. Only other thing I could think of was the filter so checked that was properly and fully on and it was, so the only other thing I could think of was the weight of the filter though it eventually came good. Is this common? Thanks.

 

[Ping^Spike]

Was the filter fitted before you powered on?

Did it pass the calibration at power up?

Are they PolarPro filters?

That's all the questions I have for now

 

[FL1H1]

Was the filter fitted before you powered on?

Did it pass the calibration at power up?

Are they PolarPro filters?

That's all the questions I have for now

I think they're called sunny life filters, can barely read the last bit.

Yes it was on prior to calibration

Eventually, I started it all up a second time and the second time it came good and I was fine after that, just wondering if its common, anything to worry about and yeah, maybe some tips and recommendations thanks.

 

[Ping^Spike]

I don't have any tips that won't dent your wallet I'm afraid mate

All recent PolarPro filters will pass calibration with no issues.

Other brands? Luck of the draw

 

[FL1H1]

I don't have any tips that won't dent your wallet I'm afraid mate

All recent PolarPro filters will pass calibration with no issues.

Other brands? Luck of the draw

I had a feeling you were going to say that. Polar pro can wait, in the space of two weeks I've bought a Mavic Pro combo, an ipad 4, a Nikon D7500 - body only as all my old lenses work on this camera, Mavic aftercare, a week long cruise to Norway and a few other odds and ends for the Mavic. Still, I am now single and free to spend money how I like so spend it as I like I will