No Network Connection on my cgo3 camera.
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Thanks for the insight. However, I have two q500s. One camera works on both drones, and one camera doesn't power on for either drone. So it is definitely the camera itself.
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Each wire inside the conduit are thin as your hair. very easy to tear/rip.
Example: my H camera wires ripped out from the board, each strand of wire is as I said hair thin.
Find a friend who has a multimeter. Or go to the store and purchase one.
You should have one any way to check battery voltages when out flying.
@larryleach,
These mark-ups might look a little daunting at first, but are a good general reference.
The most common failure points are the mosfet (second picture) , and the chips marked in red on the third picture. Note the phrase "most common" should not be interpreted to mean "majority ". LOTS of other things could be wrong with the board.
These mark-ups might look a little daunting at first, but are a good general reference.
The most common failure points are the mosfet (second picture) , and the chips marked in red on the third picture. Note the phrase "most common" should not be interpreted to mean "majority ". LOTS of other things could be wrong with the board.
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[QUOTE="Thanks for the info. I'll have to try that. [/QUOTE]
The picture @AH-1G sent above is actually from a CGo3+ camera. It is roughly the equivalent of the 3 black wires in your CGo3.
Maybe It's from a different camera, but it's also a very good piece of information. You may want to keep it for later reference. (I already grabbed a copy)
The picture @AH-1G sent above is actually from a CGo3+ camera. It is roughly the equivalent of the 3 black wires in your CGo3.
Maybe It's from a different camera, but it's also a very good piece of information. You may want to keep it for later reference. (I already grabbed a copy)
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