When I arrive at where I'm going to fly, the gimbal protector is still in place - every time. When I get to the park, there's a small, clay road I have to drive on for a couple of hundred yards. I can put the protector on, slide on the lens cover, set my Phantom on the floorboard and drive to the park where I do my flying. Important notes What you need to know structions on installation and connection at. Thus far I thought what I've seen is somewhat over-priced.įor the moment, the plastic gizmo seems to work more or less okay. S169 Drone WIFI FPV 4K HD Camera Foldable Quadcopter. I've been looking at several different varieties of 3rd-party holders that both cover the lens and "clamp" the gimbal. That said, once it's in there, it won't handle a level-5 earthquake, but it should handle normal movement.
If you don't feel any resistance, you've either bent something, broke something or you're still doing it wrong! You should be able to feel at least a little bit of resistance when you insert it. If it's loose enough that you can rotate the Phantom over sideways and it falls out, then you don't have it inserted properly. If you slide it into the wrong area it will feel *very* loose. Gently slide the plastic holder so that protrusion/edge slides into the smaller (left side) of those two "slots." Gently hold the opposite side (I usually press against the backside of the camera pivot with my other hand) and firmly slide the plastic holder into place. That small protrusion needs to fit into the slot to the left - it's a smaller slot than the one to the right. There's a little protrusion on what's now the bottom side. The key part to me was looking at the bottom of the plastic holder - keeping in mine we're now looking at it upside down. To avoid bad landing such as scratching a car, cutting a child, dropping like a. That little "wing" piece obviously has to fit over the square part of the array, just behind the lens. Easy to install, durable and lightweight, a must for beginners and junior users.
When I re-install my gimbal guard, I turn my Phantom upside down.
Can't vouch for others, as I'm generally not standing around while they're putting their gimbal guard on, but.
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