curious gain settings for those with Dronexpert gimbal

[johnbowen]

For those of you with a Dronexpert gimbal, where have you set your basic gain levels? I know it is highly subjective, but mine just does not seem "settled". It either is flying in big circles or it's having a mini seizure as it shakes and quivers while at a hover.

I'm using standard DJI blades, T-Motors and a flytrex data recorder. I've got one external antenna hanging off the left rear (currently a TP-Link omnidirectional.

 

[DesertFlyer53]

For those of you with a Dronexpert gimbal, where have you set your basic gain levels? I know it is highly subjective, but mine just does not seem "settled". It either is flying in big circles or it's having a mini seizure as it shakes and quivers while at a hover.

I'm using standard DJI blades, T-Motors and a flytrex data recorder. I've got one external antenna hanging off the left rear (currently a TP-Link omnidirectional.

The shaking and quivering in a hover is an indication that your basic gains are to HIGH. Turn roll and pitch gains down.

 

[MonsieurAnon]

This will be closely linked to weight. When setting up my custom mounts for my Samsung NX1100, I found that pitch and roll gains of 90 worked perfectly. My take off weight is 1400g. I also set attitude gains for pitch and roll to 150 when flying with the heavy load, because it takes a lot longer to counter for momentum, so I prefer to induce less with my sticks.

For reference I keep my gain settings at 130 for operating the stock camera, and find that it handles wind better and is a little more snappy than the stock gains of 120.

 

[Phantompaul]

This will be closely linked to weight. When setting up my custom mounts for my Samsung NX1100, I found that pitch and roll gains of 90 worked perfectly. My take off weight is 1400g. I also set attitude gains for pitch and roll to 150 when flying with the heavy load, because it takes a lot longer to counter for momentum, so I prefer to induce less with my sticks.

For reference I keep my gain settings at 130 for operating the stock camera, and find that it handles wind better and is a little more snappy than the stock gains of 120.

Hi,is that roll and pitch on the phantom ? I put a gimbal on and it's got the shakes. Thanks Paul

 

[aerialmedan]

i have the sam problem
my phantom shake and vibration

i set gain in dji assistant
reduce its.. but i not find the best gain setting,,, still vibration
any idea for this problem??