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Hi Dan, I may be interested in your x3. Any idea of the cost to ship it to an address in New York USA? What condition is it in? Did I notice a scratch on the filter and possibly on the camera near the lens from the pictures? Thanks, Nick

The nut is magnetized across its face so as it turns with the axis, the poles move in relationship with the sensor chip on the PCB. I know this for fact as I checked this with a separate magnet. I don't think this is your problem. Since you have gone into these and have several parts I would...

That's exactly how mine acts. A few beeps on power up and limp after that. Video, file access everything else works through the camera like firmware updates etc. As the PCBs can only be mounted one way, the magnetic nut certainly gives indication of rotational position, but I don't believe...

Here's a couple of pics of the nuts and spring washers. The nut is actually a steel nut with a magnet cemented into it. As mentioned in earlier posts, make a reference mark on the shaft and nut before turning anything. The magnetic poles are sensed by a component on the back of the quarter...

It wasn't until I read your post on this forum that I realized the nuts were used as indicators as I replaced my ribbon after looking at the dji instructions video on this which gives no indication of the nut positioning. . I've spent the better part of a day working on positioning these nuts...

I just completed a full ribbon cable replacement on an x3. Everything went fine... extremely tedious job. Don't remove the old ribbon (event if it's torn) as it is the best reference for replacement. Several times you need to fold the ribbon onto itself for the correct orientation. I even...