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What were you all seeing with the gimbal? I've used three of them and haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary. Are you talking about the V1 or V2?
Yuck, I'm glad none of ours of ever exhibited this problem. I might rethink grabbing one of these newly available ones... Thanks!
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I've never had any gimbal vibration issues ever. And my Phantom 4 gimbal is the jankyest (if that is even a word) thing ever! The yaw arm has been boiled and bent with pliers, the roll arm was replaced, and it's missing a screw or two. So yeah the gimbal is not a pretty sight, but it works perfectly fine for me. No vibrations no issues. (It does have 2 gimbal calibration errors in the status, but every time I manually calibrate the gimbal, which it is once every couple of weeks, it always is successful. Never any vibrations. So I don't know what you're talking about really.
My guess is the drone market has evolved significantly influenced mainly by rules and regulations. The Phantom line for example was released in different variants based on whether you were a hobbyist or a professional commercial photographer. These distinct markets have become even more distinct thanks in part to laws. It is has been learned that larger drones are simply too dangerous to the public in the hands of irresponsible/inexperienced pilots. The P4 is now only available in the Pro version for this exact reason IMO. In commercial use the P4 (specifically any phantom style/build) is still a good stable design preferred by many due to its size. Portability isnt always the deciding factor. For those that prefer a smaller form factor and easier portability the Mavic is a great choice. Both platforms have their place but both still fall under the same rules. How many people do not buy either simply because there are so many restrictions and hoops to jump thru to he able to fly legally. It's a big expense for a mere hobbyist. Any new/improved models of either the Phantom or Mavic will still be in the same boat. They have basically become a choice for commercial use and not hobbyist flying. The smaller Mavic mini was genius in that it fits perfectly into the hobbyist market. Cheaper and without all the restrictions but still a fully capable AC. What manufacturers need to come up with now is something radically new that is extremely safe and will force the lawmakers to once again look at our industry to and make changes to allow it to thrive in all markets.
