What the thread found

• Static balance should be checked first without the cable connected to avoid interference
• Dynamic balance testing can be performed without the cable to allow full rotation
• After achieving dynamic balance unplugged, the cable should be attached to both the gimbal and stage
• The camera position should be adjusted slightly toward the back after cable attachment to compensate for the added component
• Side-to-side balance should be verified after cable installation
• Full spin testing may be skipped after cable attachment to prevent cable tangling

Depends on

• This technique is specific to the Volt model
• The exact amount of camera adjustment needed may vary depending on individual setup and cable weight
• No independent verification or testing data provided

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