Gimbal centering issues when using XCS Ergo handle with Pro VZ Gimbal

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2017Gimbal forum

The XCS Ergo handle may have tolerance differences that can affect dynamic balance and centering of the Pro VZ Gimbal.
Gimbal centering between the forks can be adjusted by the user with a tool provided by the manufacturer, even though the bearing itself is centered at the factory.
The 90 degree test can identify centering problems, but the gimbal should be loaded with a camera for accurate testing rather than tested on an empty bench.
Adjusting the yoke end caps can resolve centering issues that cause the gimbal to fail the 90 degree test.

The XCS Ergo handle compatibility issue was described by a service technician but not independently verified by other users.
User adjustment of gimbal centering may be possible, but one participant was initially unaware this was a field-serviceable task.
The exact adjustment procedure and which tool to use is not detailed in the discussion.