I made a few minor modifications to the video stabilization. (Such as removing the outer plastic coating of Hdmi Cable and removing it from the gimbal body). I can say that I have got better results than the old videos. But especially forward motion and increased speed trigger the vibration.
I looked closely at the system at the last flight. I observed a 1 cm vibration on the solo's feets. There is a serious vibration in the gimbal so that it can not be absorbed. I know that the cause of the system vibrations is propellers and motors, but I have doubts as to which should be examined first. So I do not know how to calibrate because original propellers with nuts. Do you have any idea about this? Can vibration analysis be done with log records with Mission planner?
Note: I think the gimbal balls in the stock are soft for Solo. Could it be a solution to make them harder?
I looked closely at the system at the last flight. I observed a 1 cm vibration on the solo's feets. There is a serious vibration in the gimbal so that it can not be absorbed. I know that the cause of the system vibrations is propellers and motors, but I have doubts as to which should be examined first. So I do not know how to calibrate because original propellers with nuts. Do you have any idea about this? Can vibration analysis be done with log records with Mission planner?
Note: I think the gimbal balls in the stock are soft for Solo. Could it be a solution to make them harder?