I have an ma2 and my gimbal is giving me hardship anyone be able help?
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AeroJ
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Can we find out a bit more about the circumstances surrounding the first appearance of the problem - where were you flying at the time and what were you taking off and landing on; ie what is likely to be in those gimbal motors obstructing them ? If it is dry particulates of some type then you could maybe try clearing it yourself with some precision application of canned air. And obviously you need to identify which motors have the problem which you should be able to do to some degree by moving it slowly by hand in each axis individually until you find one or more that feels 'grainier' than the others.
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Mine MA2 did the same thing for awhile. Whenever I first used it or got ready to take off, it would give gimbal stuck or gimbal overload. I would shut it down and make sure the camera was free then it would be fine. I called into support and they said not too worry. Just to do the gimbal calibration process in the dji fly app under control before I fly. So I did, rarely have a repeat of the issue anymore. That was about a year ago.
on startup the gimbal seems ok at first then it sticks to one side and starts telling me the gimbal motor is overloaded also ive notices a bit of quivering in the live feed does this have anything to do with the motor overload
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