Recent content by gdanas87

I understand this is an old post but my 2 cents will be helpful for anyone who comes across this. A mavic pro display model is just the shell with no electronics at all. The only usable parts are: -The gimbal. It was fully operational on at least 3 display models that I have used for parts. Just...

Hello guys I am back after a long time, finally sent it in for repair to a local Shop, he found out it was the ribbon cables connecting The gimbal board to the mainBoard/core board, and now its fixed :) thank God it wasn't the mainboard. How these ribbon cables became defunct is beyond me

yep i'm afraid the same is true for mine. Sending it in for repair to a local shop if the camera module doesnt work, will let you know how it goes... I hope its not our mainboard/core boards that are faulty, because these go steep for more than 150, at least! :( and i dont know if i am prepared...

oh my, so the gimbal board is out of the question then. About the wifi board i think that it doesnt have anything to do with image transmission per se, as much as it has to do with the wifi connection when you are flying only by phone (switch the side selector to wi-fi). Dont know for sure...

ok i remember seeing this little ribbon conenctor on the side of the gimbal board which is put there for servicing by dji, in this picture here taken from another forum you can clearly see it. I do notice tx and rx pads, and 3v3 pads and gnd pads on the gimbal board, and the unused ribbon...

i will search online and see if there's a similar procedure that can be done to the mavic pro. I am guessing the nand you mentioned, is placed on the gimbal board of the mavic pro in our case. I will research and keep you updated when i find something worthy of notice. thank you so much

I have the same problem never crashed, havent flown my mavic pro in 3 months last time I flew it I had video as normal. Changed ptz video cable still no dice Black image. Did you end up resolving your problem? The way I see it all that could be wrong now is either the gimbal board, the gimbal...

Hello, I have used the tool in this video before succesfully to calibrate the gimbal for the mavic pro, spark and the mavic air. The only thing that changes is the model name that you enter in the command line. I am seeing that in your screenshot, the tool does not "see" your mavic air...