Vibration issues when using Alien Revolution stabilizer on PRO sled

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2018General Discussion forum

Vibrations felt during walking with the post in horizontal position may result from a loose camera plate or insufficiently tightened locking screws
Belt drive gears and their attachment to drive shafts should be checked for tightness as a potential source of vibration
The 1.5 inch post provides less stability than the 2 inch post for which the Alien Revolution was originally designed
A clunking noise from the gimbal during transitions between high and low modes can generate vibrations, particularly when the post is horizontal
The PRO gimbal was not engineered for use with the Alien Revolution, despite this combination being attempted by some users

The Alien Revolution was designed for the MK-V 2 inch post sled, not the 1.5 inch PRO sled post
Using a 2 inch XCS post with PRO connector would require separate gimbal acquisition
The clunking during mode transitions occurs specifically at horizontal post position