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"So, can I state that when the CGO3+ moves (calibrates) and points forward the fuse is not broken." That is correct. If the camera has power, the fuse is good. "When after calibration the camera will not pan or tilt, then there is a problem with the wires in the slip ring or the connection at...

Try these instructions for @DoomMeister before you give up. It would be good to look at the logs. If you are interested in learning how to use the program for reading the logs, I will go find the link to the download. The program was written by @h-elsner, and is a very good tool, but there is...

Zip up the ENTIRE flight log directory, and upload the zip file. The CSV version won't work for review anyway.

Good choice. And also, I just went to the other post you mentioned, and deleted the link. That switch does not appear to be offset in the manner needed for the OBS switch.

This particular switch has offset soldering contacts, which makes it hard to find. It is also in a relatively tight space on the board, which makes it a little difficult to remove without damaging the board. If you have pretty good soldering skills, this might be an option. The internals of...

Two different WiFi systems are in play. The Camera Wifi is carrying the image. The Drone Wifi is sending the control. It could be moving via the control, but you can't see it until the image comes back.

You have to buy at least the whole switch. That takes some interesting soldering. You can also buy the whole button board, which is a lot easier to replace. This link will give you some ideas to search on. I have no idea if it's the best available buy. Yuneec ST16/ST16S Right Switch Board

You should also post a copy of your flight log directory. This is more important in your case because you have recently seen an observable CHANGE in the system performance. We will not be able to see changes in the camera WiFi, but there may be some clues in other areas that ARE recorded. You...

Are the LEDs still lit on the camera when it is "dangling face down"? It makes a difference. Power still on suggests a problem with calibration sequence or some other issue internal to the camera. Going "power-off" may suggest some other areas we will need to look at.

Seems there is always another way to interpret a question. @jannislh provided a good description of what the slip ring wires do. I.e., the electrical function. But I wondered if you meant the mechanical function. The mechanical function is just to eliminate twist and tangle in the wires...

@Khel72, First thing, forget what I said about the flights on July 19. Nothing changed then. I think someone more experienced is going to have to step in on a couple anomalies, but there is a recognizable pattern. The overall signal strength has not changed much from the first recorded...

@Khel72, I won't have a chance to take a good look for several hours, but a quick glance implies you are having an intermittent problem with radio signal, starting at 8:30 PM on July 19 of this year. The previous flight, only about an hour earlier, seems pretty normal. Do you recall anything...

It would also help if you upload your "FlightLog" folder for more detailed review. It's an interesting coincidence, but the basic "how to" for this was mentioned to another member in Post #9 above.

@OGPRG, Did you write that before or after reading the PM I sent you.

Perfect answer. I was looking for a way to say the same thing. And please, to all who are thinking of messing with that menu, PLEASE heed the advice. But we are here to help if you do it anyway.