Are the M2P and M2Z camera and gimbal assemblies interchangable on one M2 body?

[Deleted member 103366]

I know that physically the bodies are the same and obviously the camera and gimbal are different but I am wondering if, on assembly, DJI lock or tie the gimbal camera assembly to something in the drone?
Thanks

 

[DJIUser-Elon]

I know that physically the bodies are the same and obviously the camera and gimbal are different but I am wondering if, on assembly, DJI lock or tie the gimbal camera assembly to something in the drone?
Thanks

I've seen a couple of videos on Youtube (haven't watched them) where people have switched the cameras (I'm assuming) with no issues. If you need the links - let me know.

Hope this helps.

 

[bumper]

Yes, it's a doe see doe swap, from what I've read. Considered it myself as I have two M2P's.

 

[Krieger’s Drone]

I did it from zoom to pro in 10 min. but it’s not recommended due to the fragile cable connection

 

[Jfvdenning]

I have swapped mine many times, over 10, no issues yet with the supposed fragile cable.

 

[Deleted member 103366]

Thanks folks. Uum Doe see Doe????????? I guess it a colloquial saying, if so native to where?
Probably meaning "six of one and half dozen of the other"

 

[DJIUser-Elon]

Uum Doe see Doe?????????

I think it means 1 to 1 swap. Not sure where it originates and I haven't heard it for a long time.

 

[Sandpiper270]

Thanks folks. Uum Doe see Doe????????? I guess it a colloquial saying, if so native to where?
Probably meaning "six of one and half dozen of the other"

It is a square dance move where two people move around each other and both go back where they started. So you sort of change places, then go back where you were.

Do-si-do - Wikipedia

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