How to Adjust Tango 2 Gimbal Tension Strength

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Note: The Tbs Tango 2 does come with a different set of springs. This video is not how to on how to install those. The purpose of this video is to show how to loosen the stock springs that come preinstalled. The process for installing the different set of springs is far more difficult than just loosening the springs.
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How to adjust Tango 2 Gimbal Tension Strength

[@mariodiaz777]

HEYYYY muchas gracias desde Colombia.

[@diegozuniga7086]

Keep up the good work!!

[@onthedrones676]

Very useful , thanks a lot man!

[@lipfroy]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@srministro]

Thanks, very useful

[@berndhefler5763]

Thanks very helpful

[@kardady]

thanks man

[@rueda82nd]

Thanks man i needed to do this awhile ago just lazy LOL

[@tumbler_fpv]

thanks :)

[@Art1f4ct]

Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial! Sadly on mine when I loosened my screws at all they would strike the battery whenever my throttle was down or pitch was up. I have the pro version which comes with a spare set of looser springs so I'm going to do that mod instead. Hopefully I don't break my radio in the process :D

[@AlexSurf]

Nice video! Did I understand you correctly that for a smooth throttle you need to loosen the left screw and the right one as well?

[@LZRFPV]

Thanks for the video. I think the pitch and roll screw are opposite of what you are saying. You can watch the spring move while you move the stick and looks opposite of what you said. Still a very helpful video

[@califpv]

Just what I was looking for.. now to figure out why I have no audio... Just ordered a replacement speaker .... 🤞

[@dittyfpv7615]

Thanks! Please like and subscribe!

[@hbravog24]

Hi
modify the pitch and yaw and now I have problem to maintain height ..... any idea how to solve that

[@dittyfpv7615]

It is possible you loosened it too much this is a common problem, make sure that the screws for the yaw and pitch is not able to wiggle around easily, this means it’s too loose. It is also possible that you knocked your controller out of calibration by accident so it won’t hurt to recalibrate as well.

[@daily_dose_of_flying]

I loosened my pitch and roll springs and they make noise now when I move the stick, did this happened to you too?

[@dittyfpv7615]

Yes you can only loosen them so much, so screw them back in a couple turns

[@daily_dose_of_flying]

@@dittyfpv7615 I did that and the noise stops when the screws are tightened almost to the max, the same position they were from the factory

[@dittyfpv7615]

@@daily_dose_of_flying in that case you might be better off changing the springs

[@benjaminfpv]

@@dittyfpv7615 That actually doesn't help, at least not in my case

[@megiMove]

Losen it to the maximum and still throttle and pitch have to much tension :(

[@mikewow]

My throttle is to lose. How can it have soo much tension for you?