Gimbal steadying during transport
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Good idea!
I have Fastsmiles gimbal guard, and just slip a 1cm thick piece of foam between the guard and the gimbal lock. Works for me.
I have Fastsmiles gimbal guard, and just slip a 1cm thick piece of foam between the guard and the gimbal lock. Works for me.
Fplvert said:Good idea!
I have Fastsmiles gimbal guard, and just slip a 1cm thick piece of foam between the guard and the gimbal lock. Works for me.
Pick and pluck works great bounces around in the back of the boat all day pulling tubers and no issues
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I don't know what rock I've been living under, but I've never seen that Pick and Pluck stuff before. It's brilliant! I must find some.
I need to do something different as well. I took my P2V+ to Costa Rica in a pelican-type case. I did not open the case between TSA in Florida and my destination which was Pavones, Costa Rica (which is very remote and a 8 hour drive from the airport in San Jose.)
The last 2 hours of the drive is on poorly maintained dirt roads in the rainy season.... and I was driving a rental car, so I didn't exactly care about the suspension.
The clamp thing was lying the bottom of the box and the gimbal was flying around for who knows how long. Luckily it didn't break.... I managed to do that when I lost control, hit a palm tree, and sent the whole thing flying into some large rocks. The P2 went one way, and the V+ went the other.
The last 2 hours of the drive is on poorly maintained dirt roads in the rainy season.... and I was driving a rental car, so I didn't exactly care about the suspension.
The clamp thing was lying the bottom of the box and the gimbal was flying around for who knows how long. Luckily it didn't break.... I managed to do that when I lost control, hit a palm tree, and sent the whole thing flying into some large rocks. The P2 went one way, and the V+ went the other.
