Broke where everyone elses breaks , where the camera screws to the frame - can this be soldered back in place or would that not work? Tried liquid nails but it's nit strong enough.
Crashed and broke the gimble frame....
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Send photo also to Thunderdrones...he fixed mine...and did a great job...
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Why not just replace that part? You can by a new gimbal mount for $10 here on Amazon or here on eBay.
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I ordered a replacement bit off ebay but it will be a while to get here coming from O/S and Christmas ect. This is just a stop gap fix.
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I broke mine like that.
Replaced that mount found the camera was bent on it's arm
Look over your camera realy good and while your at it Replace that ribbon cable its a trouble spot
Replaced that mount found the camera was bent on it's arm
Look over your camera realy good and while your at it Replace that ribbon cable its a trouble spot
It's more than likely that the ribbon cable is ruined as well. Are you getting overload messages? I spent about $40 on parts through Amazon Prime and it's good as new now.
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Dont use any glue, just wait for new part as you will probably 95% have to replace the gimbal motor flex as well. If you use any glue now you will make it difficult to replace flex and be up for $90 gimbal motor unit.
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