Recent content by Scottafc

Hi Phantomguy I was not in GPS mode and was having a quick fly after a flip over on landing just to make sure all was ok. It is conceivable that one of the rubber plugs had worked lose on the flip-over because as soon as the Phantom was in the air it felt out of balance and very different. To...

Mike, you're a legend. I have managed to do all the first part already and now have the bottom bracket off the Phantom and need to get the part pronto. I noticed the rubber plug and figured that was what it was. Thanks again, Mike!! Cheers Scott

Thanks, Mike. That's really helpful. I'm pretty sure it's the lug as the camera is still well and truly connected to the bracket which I put down to it being screwed on. How do I unscrew it from the camera? I assume I can't lift the servo unit out until it is unscrewed. Thanks for your...

Hi Mike Actually it might be the lug. The screw would connect to the drive would it?

But should the camera be attached to the damping bracket on both sides? You can see right through one side and it is not attached.

Pleased to read it wasn't destroyed!!

Here is a picture of what I mean.

Hi Geert The lower damping mount was partially detached from the upper damping mount and the connection had been pulled out. The camera is still attached to the lower damping mount but only on one side.

Hello there I have a Phantom 2 Vision and had a fly away experience today which resulted in me putting it down hard to avoid it going over houses. The lower damping bracket and camera came away from upper bracket. My question is relating to the lower damping bracket and whether that is secured...