@@shawngaske5458 glad it helped

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same bullshit mistake I made showing off to my young nephew when asked how fast it went. Literally forgot in two seconds and she hit a water tower....

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you could try but will probably ruin camera its probably in the sensor itself

Yaw arm might be the same roll arm is different

mathew sutton hi Matt they are made from seriously strong stuff I tried straightening the original arm but it wouldn’t bend in the end excessive force snapped it in half but it took a heck of a lot of force. Hope the video was helpful

You would have to take it apart to investigate see if theres something simple or serious wrong

There are a couple of sellers here in ireland that sell genuine parts let me know if you need their details

Should be a straighforward swap the calibration is only due to the fact the individual parts of the gimbal were from different sources and needed to all be synced together as such - but if you had a complete mavic 2 pro gimbal assembly it would be as simple as opening a few screws and removing 1 or 2 flex cables and installing the new one

SUAS Media awesome! Am glad DJI didn’t put any restrictions in their firmware updates. With that sorted out, next in to find a zoom gimbal. Will let you know if in any case I have luck in buying and installing one in my M2P. Thanks again.

@@hbl_channel no probs

Have you the drone on and has the pc recognised it as a device ?

@@Kenprints yes, but not as a com port, only as usb device ( sd card) its also not a hidden port, it's just not there ( on three different computers)

Its possible to replace yes unsure if you will need to do the calibration steps afterwards butbi would assume so

​@@Kenprints Thank you for your answer, because I heard that maybe the board on the camera, and the board on the gimbal of the camera (if you understand me right now), both maybe don't really see each other or work with each other after replacing the board on the gimbal. Please each info is very very important to me, I really appreciate your answers. calibration! do you mean this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qLWHd8KAy7W2f30.html Thank you very much

@@wissamalassadi136 no watch my calibration video as yes otherwise the boards wont be paired correctly

@@Kenprints This one right ? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jt5lZMllttuxkn0.html So after replacing and calibration it will work hopefully?

@@wissamalassadi136 it should its not the most straightforward process as anyone who has done it will testify to but when it works it works

I could if you trusted me to look at it ha - look up suas media on facebook and message me there

Im guessing in sports mode the top of the camera housing is rubbing the underside of the mount if you move it by hand thru its full range of motions it should become clear where the issue lies mine rubbed on the rear cornera

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All ribbon cables seated correctly ?

Its possible you have loosened something with the impact another person in the comments below had a similar issue and it turned out to be a cable that had come off partially so its worth a try for sure use my guide to tear it down to access the cables then reinstall it see how you get on

@@Kenprints yeah Thanks, actually I tried it earlier and it works. Thanks again.

Jez Aerial thats excellent

I cant see how the gimbal guard would have caused that type of damage to be honest especially the blurry video etc sounds like something got torn on the video transmission cable either that or your ribbon connectors are loose or damaged where they attach to the drone

Hi Tony did it have an impact ?

Ya mam had a little one from the floor on my balcony to the roof just took off and now can see through camera just no movement replaces the flat ribbon cable and still no change

Tony Kelly and you have tried reseating all ribbons , theres the one to the main body of the drone 3 on the gimbal control board also if you have and still no success then u may have a faulty control board radiocontrolshop in dublin probably have one they might be able to swap it for you or sell you the board and you could swap it yourself and then calibrate using the method above

Ya man so iv taken it apart and the connector on the back of the camera is attached correctly also on the top of the gimbal going into the board that one is correct and then the flat ribbon is new and also correctly attached so you think it just maybe the board on the top of the gimbal so just really replace that and then connect all connectors and should be good?

Tony Kelly hard to know but the fact you have picture thru the camera makes me think its either a cable issue or possibly the board although id be more inclined to think its the cables - the little ribbon cable under the board controls the yaw motor the long connector on top of the board controls camera and roll motors so if all those are connected correctly and it has power its either a pinched cable or the board is damaged

Not cheap to replace but see below www.radiocontrolledshop.ie/dji-mavic-2-pro-zoom-hasselblad-camera-maverick-mavric-drones-dublin-ireland/12033-mavic-2-pro-gimbal-cap-set-m2wa18-dublin-ireland.html?search_query=Gimbal+mavic&results=40

@@Kenprints thank you very much. that’s the part set I was finding as well.

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Www.radiocontrolledshop.ie

@@Kenprints big thank you!

@@StephenBrewer89 looks like they are low on stock at the moment also but hivedrone store in newry northern ireland have them also

Hi alex ordered the parts online from a company here in dublin called Www.radiocontrolledshop.ie cost €80 for the 2 arms Ive linked a video in my pinned comment there to show how to calibrate it once complete as it wont point straight after you swap it

SUAS Media that’s not a bad price at all ... I tried clicking the link and nothing pops up. Do you kno if they deliver to the U.S. ?

@@taconasty try now i had the wrong link up should work now - cant see why they wouldnt post to US however the arms are available on ebay and amazon also - the ones that i bought were listed as used -

SUAS Media do you kno what’s the exact name of the parts to look it up or maybe a part number? Don’t mean to keep bothering you by the way lol.

sorry i didnt get a notification for your question- you are looking for yaw and roll arms for mavic 2 pro

I have one here at present in a similar situation and im still trying to figure out what the issue is

@@Kenprints you have gimbal status N/A?

@@nettunaccio i have a gimbal that has been repaired but the camera part flops when it finishes initialising

@@Kenprints can you give it a try for me? Could you just unplug one of the three gimbal motors to see if all the others stop moving too? For your problem have you tried to do the calibration with phyton?

Torn ribbon cable id guess

Could you solve the problem?

Yes check my other videos i show the process for recalibration of gimbal using python script on pc

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jt5lZMllttuxkn0.html

@@Kenprints I will try to do it step by step. What program must be downloaded to calibrate the camera? Does the Mavic 2 Pro drone have to be connected to the PC from the first moment? Thank you very much 🙏. I hope to calibrate the controller. The controller is new! Health!

@@tomasjosegemelos5200 if you look over the pinned comments below you will see a link to a video by eric purwadi which was the basis for the mavic 2 version i used check out his video and it shows how to get the software etc and drop him a like when you are there 😉

@@Kenprints I will do that! 👏👏

What do you need ? And where are you located ? Parts readily available on ebay on some rc shops selling them also

It may just need to be recalibrated if theres no physical damage check my other video on the non official calibration process

@@Kenprints i followed your video step by step but get this error Error: could not open port 'com6': PermissionError(13, 'Access is denied.', None, 5)

i again followed your video step by step making sure i do everything right as you did it but still nothing keep getting this error-----Error: could not open port 'com6': PermissionError(13, 'Access is denied.', None, 5).

Not sure never had that happen before is the drone powered on ?

@@Kenprints yes the drone is on and had a full battery. i tripple checked the com port number to make sure i want to access the right one. where your port is 3 mine is 6. but keep getting this error

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@@Kenprints Appreciate the fast response!

Yes they are quite fiddly to get connected but keep at it and u will get it

@@Kenprints Definitely not designed for my sausage fingers but Ill keep at it 👍

I have similar fingers its not easy i may have got them fitted using a plastic pry tool off camera 😉

firstly did it crash ? its easier to determine what might be wrong if an accurate description of what caused it is provided

@@Kenprints it had some water damaged. but before that the gimbal had the same problem but it was not often just like every 10 flight. after it went in the water it's every flight.

@@divers_gens943 salt water or freshwater

SUAS Media fish water (lake)

@SUAS Media freshwater*

Thanks for the feedback yes the conditions were rubbish and the presentation not great but im working on it a little better every time hopefully, thanks for the feedback ive upgraded the lighting, backdrop and camera since then and will do more as funds allow. Thanks for watching

@SUAS Media Hi, great video. I had one incident. I will be sk thankfull if someone can help me. Now I will tell you my story: I have Mavic 2 Zoom and recently I crashed it on the concrete. So the drone stuck to the power wire and camera snaped and the drone fell down on concrete. The impact was on the front of the drone(front left arm and then the front left vision sensor and then front right arm) Rear and upper part of the drone did not get any damage. Front left motor stopped working and the arm broke, while right motor is ok but the arm is bent. Front left vision sensor does not work but right is working work. And now the worst damage... The gimbal arm snapped off where it connects with gimbal dampener mount where those three screws screw. That transmission (long wide camera) cable that you connect directly to sensor of the camera has snaped and also that yaw axis motor conector that connects underneath camera gimbal transmission (long and wide) connector also snapped. So I think I need to replace the same gimbal arm as you did but I also need to buy that long conector (transmission cable) which has one wide plug od top and one wide plug on the bottom and one wide plug in the middle. •Do you know what I mean? But there is no way to test the camera sensor, from the outside it looks it is ok but I do not know is it ok inside and does it works. ●Do you think that something could broke inside of the camera sensor from crash impact? ●Can I buy Yaw and Roll arm for Mavic 2 anywhere but I need to calibrate it or it has to be original arm? ●And what are the setting for Mavic 2 Zoom to calibrate Yaw and Roll arm? I made a list of what I think I need to replace... 1. Front Left Arm with Motor 2. Front Right Arm with Motor 3. Both Forward Vision Sensors 4. Gimbale Transmission Flex Cable (that long wide cable) 5. Yaw and roll arm motor 6. Gimbal Dampener Mount 7. And Plastic Shell for Aesthetic

@@davidsoldatic1661 hi david All those parts are readily available from many sources where are you located ? I would imagine the camera internals are probably ok its just a matter of rebuilding it back up and i have put the codes on my other video for calibration

@@Kenprints thanks you so much. Can I buy parts needed from Aliexpress?

@@davidsoldatic1661 possibly yes i bought all my parts from a local drone store for convenience

@@Kenprints ok thanks, can I ask you for advice if I have any problems while doing the repair and calibration?

Understood It was my first ever video on a drone repair and if i had known it was going to be as popular id have done things differently but thanks for the advice will bear it in mind for future repairs

@@Kenprints I should have also said that your job of taking apart the gimbal and camera was really a complicated undertaking, made me jittery just to watch. Overall..it was very complex and well done. I have taken my Mavic Two Pro apart "twice" now to make repairs....replacing the left front arm after a crash, having to buy a detailed soldering tool and the arm...I felt like a macdaddie after doing that repair. Make your corrections and keep your videos going, you'll help a lot of UAV pilots.

@@citabriaable thanks glenn