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I've been having some Gimbal Flop and various other errors. I turned the quad over and looked close and noticed that the center shaft of the gimbal wasn't centered. So I took the battery tray off and looked at it from the other side and noticed that the center steel wheel was touching the body of the mount. That meant that the gimbal wasn't free to move with the rubber balls, it was hitting the body, and possibly restricting its rotation and adding vibration.
I took the gimbal back out, and adjusted all of the cables (and even found an extra rubber ball??) and made sure nothing was restricting its movements. Having the battery tray removed made this possible.
After:
Have not tested for Flop yet, but correcting this can only help gimbal operations.
I took the gimbal back out, and adjusted all of the cables (and even found an extra rubber ball??) and made sure nothing was restricting its movements. Having the battery tray removed made this possible.

After:

Have not tested for Flop yet, but correcting this can only help gimbal operations.