Sent it in because it would kick to the left during flight and then snap back to normal... 6 weeks later, they send it back with an email saying that the issue was a damaged yaw mounting base... whatever that is. The gimbal was 2 months old, never crashed, bought new from B&H. Anyway, repaired under warranty and sent back to me.
NOTE: This is on my Phantom 1.5. So I have virtually no control over the gimbal gains or anything else on the gimbal tab of the NAZA assistant software. Never have had any control, but it worked fine before.
So I mounted it up to test it out, and the tilt control is acting funny. When I turn the knob (tilt knob added instead of stock lever) it has a very small range in which the gimbal reacts, but here's the weird part... when I move past the center of the range and let go of the knob, the gimbal tilts to its limits. I calibrated the channels, but no change. Before, I could move the knob just a tad and the gimbal would tilt just a tad and stop. Confused yet? Here's a video of what it's doing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDTx8PI ... 8d1_2V5bWQ
NOTE: This is on my Phantom 1.5. So I have virtually no control over the gimbal gains or anything else on the gimbal tab of the NAZA assistant software. Never have had any control, but it worked fine before.
So I mounted it up to test it out, and the tilt control is acting funny. When I turn the knob (tilt knob added instead of stock lever) it has a very small range in which the gimbal reacts, but here's the weird part... when I move past the center of the range and let go of the knob, the gimbal tilts to its limits. I calibrated the channels, but no change. Before, I could move the knob just a tad and the gimbal would tilt just a tad and stop. Confused yet? Here's a video of what it's doing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDTx8PI ... 8d1_2V5bWQ