Camera Swap Glued Screws Help!!!!

[MaviVeli]

Recently purchased a mavic zoom camera, I went to do the camera swap following instructions from youtube seemed fairly easy. Till i got to the screws with manufacture glue. I need help removing the glue and getting to the screw.

 

[bumper]

Use a needle or scribe (a sewing machine needle should do). Stick the spot of glue from the side and pry it out of the screw top - it'll pop out with ease.

 

[MaviVeli]

Use a needle or scribe (a sewing machine needle should do). Stick the spot of glue from the side and pry it out of the screw top - it'll pop out with ease.

Thanks Im going to give it a try

 

[ToddCarey]

I have swapped my Pro camera with a Zoom, and it was a straightforward operation. Just be very careful with the camera connection to the drone. It is a snap on/off, but be careful to align it well before you reset it.

This type of cable connection does not appear to be one you would want to be snapping it off or on very often.....

 

[MaviVeli]

I have swapped my Pro camera with a Zoom, and it was a straightforward operation. Just be very careful with the camera connection to the drone. It is a snap on/off, but be careful to align it well before you reset it.

This type of cable connection does not appear to be one you would want to be snapping it off or on very often.....

I agree this is something I’m definitely not going to be doing often. Heading to Hawaii and wanted to be able to switch the camera out for different shots.

 

[GadgetGuy]

I have swapped my Pro camera with a Zoom, and it was a straightforward operation. Just be very careful with the camera connection to the drone. It is a snap on/off, but be careful to align it well before you reset it.

This type of cable connection does not appear to be one you would want to be snapping it off or on very often.....

Indeed! Best done only once or twice. I bought a second bare M2 aircraft so I would only have to relink the controller to switch cameras. ?