I need a gimbal servo cable

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Ok guys, I broke my servo cable again. I'm not sure if I saw a link on this site (old single thread forum) or another site, but someone posted a link with a servo cable that matched mine. It's a 4 pin servo cable. I called two local hobby shops and they said 2 or 3-pin servo cables are common, not 4-pin. They use these really tiny connectors. Know what these connectors are called (they are smaller than the balance plug connectors - JST-XH)? Maybe I can buy them at my local fry's if I knew the names of those connectors. I can buy another servo board which comes with a cable, but that will be $15 :(.

The cable looks like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/BGC-3-1-MOS-Large-Current-2-Axis-Brushless-Gimbal-Alexmos-Orignal-Controller-/261755879201?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3cf1ddbf21

Also, I had another issue with my fpv. I have to move the camera to the right about 1/2 inch to the left to accomodate the GoPro Hero AV cable. That dramatically shifted the weight of the camera load. That and the tension from the AV wire (either or, or BOTH) causes the gimbal to shutter to the left. I wish I had video taped the stuttering so you guys can see what's going on. When I power up the gimbal, the gimbal will start to level the camera by rotating it clockwise until level. As it's doing that with the new set up, the camera keeps falling back down or stuttering as it tries to lift it up again.

Is there a gimbal setting in the naza menu I can set to fix/resolve this? I know these gimbals also have a settings menu, but I never got software for it and a youtube video shows a guy who tried setting his configuration and screwing up big time and he had to get another controller board to fix it.

Any help would be appreciated.

And I thought I was done with my fpv project - laugh. It was easy getting to this point but the minor issues I'm having is holding me back.