DJI Matrice 400 Gimbal Damper - CP.EN.00000676.01


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Dji Matrice 400 Gimbal Damper
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The DJI Matrice 400 Gimbal Damper is an essential component for professional drone operators seeking to stabilize their imaging payloads, specifically designed for seamless integration with the Matrice 400 airframe. It provides critical vibration dampening to ensure smooth, professional-grade footage during complex aerial maneuvers, though operators must strictly monitor payload weight to maintain component longevity.
| Model Part Number | CP.EN.00000676.01 |
|---|---|
| Brand | DJI |
The maximum payload supported is 1400g.
If your payload exceeds 950g, the lifespan decreases from 1000 hours to 400 hours due to increased material stress.
No, this specific damper (CP.EN.00000676.01) is designed specifically for the DJI Matrice 400.
It is recommended to inspect the dampers for signs of wear or fatigue every 50 flight hours.
It is highly recommended to use this with the original DJI mounting hardware to ensure the dampening characteristics remain within design specifications.
Check if the payload exceeds 950g or if the dampers have worn out beyond their expected service life.
Verify that all dampening balls are correctly seated and none have snapped or disconnected from the mounting plates.
Installation should be performed on a clean, flat surface to ensure proper alignment with the mounting plate. Always ensure the securing screws are tightened to the recommended torque specifications to prevent unwanted resonance. Compatibility is strictly limited to the DJI Matrice 400 series. For care, inspect the dampers after every 50 flight hours for signs of cracking, fraying, or loss of elasticity. Keep the rubber components away from extreme heat or direct prolonged sunlight when not in use, as UV exposure can accelerate the degradation of the damping material.