Recent content by BeeRAD56

I plan to recycle them. I just don't want them to catch fire in the mean time. They are badly swollen and make me nervous so I want to discharge them first.

Thank you, that is very helpful.

I have some typhoon h batteries that are swollen and need to be disposed of. I've read that they can be fully discharged in salt water. Does anyone have experience with this process and provide details? i.e salt concentration, time, cautions, etc. Thanks!

Fare thee well and enjoy the Anafi. I still love my 2 year old H, but admittedly it's taking a backseat these days to my Autel EVO. The portability and convenience of the EVO is hard to beat, much like the Anafi.

+1

And while we are at it....can someone tell me where I (the OP) can find V1.27 gimbal firmware?

Like Eagle's Eye, I also used one designed for the Polar Pro filters and found that it did reduce lens flare. I stopped using it however, because I felt it was putting a lot of stress on the gimbal. After one particular flight that was a bit windy, I landed with the gimbal twitching badly and...

Does anyone know where I can find the V1.27 gimbal firmware? I don't see it on either the US or the UK Yuneec websites. They are still showing V1.25. Thanks!

Thank you! That is extremely helpful.

Is it possible to update the gimbal firmware only? My two year old H is up to date and very stable, however, the original camera gimbal has V1.25. I have a second camera purchased several months ago that I modified with a pix aero lens which has the V1.27 gimbal firmware which is notably...

You might try Carolina Dronz. They seem very knowledgeable and were very helpful when I did my lens swap.

Based on the picture, I would agree. You may want to invest in a CGO3+ crash kit and give the repair a go yourself. I've replaced lenses and the camera is fairly easy to work on from my experience.

Are these still available?

I stumbled across this thread when researching sharpness. Just reset both my cameras to 8. I'm looking forward to trying them both out, especially my 3.77 mm CD cam. Thanks PatR for sharing this process.

Thank you Steve.