broken gimbal camera wire
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I now sell these directly from MP, not through a store or eBay. Please send me a PM if interested.
I need to order a wire from you if that's possible.
My info:
John Hardesty
318-208-2901
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Finally i made it... Many thanks to @Thunderdrones...
He send me every part i wanted to greece...
I change both camera cables by myself...
He send me every part i wanted to greece...
I change both camera cables by myself...
mad monkey
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sorry to rehash an old thread here,
will the camera display in the Go app if the flex it broken but not this stranded wire? i know my flex is toast but not sure about the stranded.
will the camera display in the Go app if the flex it broken but not this stranded wire? i know my flex is toast but not sure about the stranded.
Yes you will get a video feed but also a gimbal motor overload or gimbal motor obstructed message.
BTW,rehashing an old thread is fine. It means that you did your research. Alot of people dont.
mad monkey
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Thats the fun one to replace. Be very careful not to get any of the strands under your connectors, or under the motor covers. They fray and kink very easily.
mad monkey
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yeah I've just got a black screen in the GO app, so this is my option before full gimbal replacement. figure i would try the less expensive yet time consuming options first.
Thats the best way to go, cheapest parts first.
When you are pulling the camera barrel off of the motor assembly, it might not want to move. I use 2 pairs of pliers and put duct tape down to avoid scratching the motor assembly or the barrel.
mad monkey
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do you have a good write up/video on the installation of this cable? I've watched a few about the ribbon already.
Nope, but you just have to do all the steps you have to do to replace the ribbon, and then take off another motor cover, and pull apart the 2 pieces. Threading the LVDS cable is alot easier than threading the ribbon.
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Thats a very helpful overall video but be careful how you do it because metal tweezers could easily damage the pins on the male and female connectors and should not be used to pry connectors loose if you dont have a steady hands and lots of patience.
1. You dont need to unscrew these 3 screws
2. You dont need to remove the hook
3. Dont use a screwdriver, use your fingernail.
4. You dont need to remove this connector
5. You dont need to remove this connector
6. You dont need to remove this connector either
7. This part can be stubborn Gentle force is needed to slide it back
8. Not necessary and could damage your silver cable
9. DONT DO THIS it will damage your LVDS cable
10. Pry it apart with 2 pairs of pliers laying down duct tape first to avoid scrape marks from the pliers
11. Use your index fingernail to pry up the end of the connector
12. It doesnt need to go around just needs enough slack so that it doesnt pull the cable from the lens when the gimbal is moved to its furthest point.
12. It doesnt need to go around just needs enough slack so that it doesnt pull the cable from the lens when the gimbal is moved to its furthest point.
mad monkey
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I've got it all apart, took my time, used my nails lots to pop up the tabs (delayed cutting them few days ago for this reason, eww longer nails haha)
just working on getting the flex folded back up and in, so glad I'm doing both at once!
just working on getting the flex folded back up and in, so glad I'm doing both at once!
Lucky you didnt cut them.
Im probably the only male in the world with nail extensions on his forefingers.
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