DJI Matrice 350 RTK Gimbal Damper - 5-Pack

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The DJI Matrice 350 RTK Gimbal Damper is an essential replacement component designed for professional drone operators using the Matrice 350 RTK, 300 RTK, or 200 V2 series. These upgraded, thicker dampers provide increased durability and a longer service life compared to previous-generation models, ensuring your camera remains stable during flight operations; however, users must ensure they do not mix these dampers with older versions to maintain consistent performance.
| Model Part Number | CP.EN.00000472.01 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DJI |
Yes, these dampers are fully compatible with the Matrice 300 RTK, as well as the 350 RTK and 200 V2 series.
Mixing dampers of different thicknesses causes uneven tension and vibration, which can lead to gimbal motor failure or poor stabilization.
The package contains 5 units, which is a complete set for standard Matrice gimbal configurations.
Yes, dampers are consumable parts that lose their elasticity over time; replace them if they become loose or brittle.
Typically, you can install them by hand by carefully pulling the rubber stems through the mounting plates, though needle-nose pliers may help with tight spaces.
Check all damper attachment points to ensure they are fully seated and not torn or stretched.
Verify that all five dampers are the same type; mixing old and new dampers can cause gimbal imbalance and motor strain.
When installing the dampers, ensure that all mounting points are secure and that the gimbal is properly seated. It is critical to replace all dampers simultaneously; never mix these thicker dampers with older, thinner versions on the same gimbal assembly, as this creates uneven tension that can damage the gimbal motors. Keep the dampers clean from debris, oil, or dust, and inspect them regularly for signs of dry rot or elasticity loss. Store the spare dampers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent material degradation.