Gimble stuck at 90 degree angle

[BuffsDrone]

This is bizarre...

Just took the Air 2 on a test flight in my backyard. Used it for about a half hour. Tested basic stuff. No issues

Just as I was about to call it a day, I noticed that the gimble had turned hard right, and was stuck at a 90 degree angel (aimed at the front landing leg)! I was testing tracking 15 minutes earlier, but I disabled that and continued to fly without issue. Not sure when it locked in that position, but couldn't have been more than a few minutes. I was keeping an eye on the drone (and not the screen) and testing obstical avoidance using a bush

Why would this happen? Better yet, how do I get it to straighten out?

Forgive my recent influx of questions....Trying to get myself educated

TIA

 

[Nostris]

Did it re set it’s self after you turn everything off and back on again? There seem to be a couple of threads with people who have had Gimble issues on the Air 2. ..Seems a bit strange.

 

[Ice_2k]

the MA2 allows you to pan the gimbal left and right by dragging on the screen, maybe you did that by mistake? Did you try panning it back to center? I wonder if it panned itself trying to track you while also trying to point its sensors forward to see any obstacles...

 

[BuffsDrone]

Did it re set it’s self after you turn everything off and back on again? There seem to be a couple of threads with people who have had Gimble issues on the Air 2. ..Seems a bit strange.

Yes it did reset

 

[BuffsDrone]

the MA2 allows you to pan the gimbal left and right by dragging on the screen, maybe you did that by mistake? Did you try panning it back to center? I wonder if it panned itself trying to track you while also trying to point its sensors forward to see any obstacles...

I didnt know that, and its very likely I fat-fingered it. I'll test it again. Thanks!