British or alternative spelling of 'gimbaling'; the action or process of mounting on a gimbal or movement of gimbal-mounted equipment.
British English variant spelling using double-'l' before '-ing,' consistent with British spelling conventions that add 'l' before vowel-suffixes in short words.
British English keeps more consonants before suffixes (gimballing) while American English streamlines (gimbaling)—this reflects deeper differences in how the two dialects handle word formation, and it's one reason spell-checkers still cause arguments between writers on different sides of the Atlantic.
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