What's inside?

interesting. Don't think I will do that anytime soon

Thacyoon Posted at 2016-3-22 07:57
interesting. Don't think I will do that anytime soon

Dont do this, now I can't assemble it, damn

Nice insight. Why you did it I have no idea. There goes that warranty.

djilover Posted at 2016-3-22 08:28
Dont do this, now I can't assemble it, damn

Curiousity killed the cat, the Phantom 4.

djilover Posted at 2016-3-22 08:28
Dont do this, now I can't assemble it, damn

Lol.. Why even try?

Hey, nice breakdown!  Reminds me of my childhood curiosity when I used to take apart my toys to see how they worked (and yeah, getting it put back together wasn't nearly as easy or satisfying as tearing it apart!)

very interesting!

Glad you did that to yours...
Thanks for sharing very interesting.

that's awesome. incredible technology...

Interesting video. I can see now that the repair process on these is going to be quite interesting. DJI techs could barely repair a P3.

Bet ya the OP will be watching this video in reverse to put it back together!

would have been nice if they do a full component break down.  

thumb Posted at 2016-3-23 06:49
Bet ya the OP will be watching this video in reverse to put it back together!

Perfect haha.. and yeah thats why didnt do a full component break down lol

Whats interesting, (and a relief) is that everything seems to be modular, as were the components of the P2.  Looks like there are 2 boards on each side that are the motor speed controllers, IMU in the front, each antenna is removable (which is awesome), cameras, obstacle avoidance system, GPS, etc, are all removable and replaceable.  Unlike the P3 where everything was on one board. This is the reason that I stayed away from the P3, I like having the ability to repair and/or replace things myself.  Great video!  Thanks for sharing.