Recent content by beaugranbois

You might wanna check and make sure 100%. Because although it has a set screw you can put the screw in the wrong side and can get it wrong. I did when I was putting mine back together and luckily I caught it before I got too far along.

Did you remove the camera from the pitch shaft at all?

Make sure that the flat spot of the d shaft on your roll motor is pointing up. Mine got twisted almost all the way around and when I went to do a shaft alignment on it I had the flat part pointed down. Flopped all over, balancing around, not centering. Luckily I noticed the shaft was upside down...

Looks like the one on the left is a roll circuit board and the one on the right is a pitch circuit board. Your pitch motor is on the side of the camera, roll is behind it, yaw is the top motor. Not sure if that makes a difference? But seeing that the pitch board does nothing it probably does...

I know that the phantom 3 has this issue a lot. And I'm not too sure how similar the gimbals are but you might wanna try this.

Make sure that all of your motor shafts are oriented correctly. The pitch and yaw shafts have set screws but you can still put them in wrong on the pitch motor shaft. The roll motor shaft need to have the flat part pointing up and aligned with the top of the camera. I initially did the alignment...

Are you sure your not talking about the pitch motor? I replaced my ribbon cable thinking that was the problem and ended up initially putting the set screw in the wrong side of collar that locks the shaft down. Luckily I caught it before I put it all back together. I was so happy when I fixed...

I had the same problem and got it fixed last week. I tried the alignment like the video above with same result. I was about to give up and order a new gimbal when I noticed that my roll motor shaft was upside down. Make sure the flat part of you roll motor shaft is pointing up. Since you have it...

Pull the cover off of your roll motor and make sure the shaft is aligned with the camera. Also make sure that the flat part of the shaft is pointing up.

I had the same problem. Did the gimbal realignment like in the video above. Same result until I noticed that the roll shaft was 180 out. Try doing the realignment of the roll motor shaft but make sure that the flat part of the shaft is pointing up. It fixed me P3A gimbal.