Uaviation
lvl.3
Flight distance : 1632106 ft
Australia
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Hi a.wolff
No, it doesn't work. The gimbal appears to use the flight controller (N1) to provide predictive inputs that the gimbal responds to. So mounting the gimbal upside down will reverse the inputs causing the gimbal to function incorrectly. But only when the copter is airborne or moving around. While it is stationary, it will appear to be functioning correctly.
Display upside down Solution: Use an HDMI monitor ( Black Pearl 7" is a good one) plugged into the HDMI output from the RC Transmitter. Almost all monitors can be inverted horizontally and vertically to achieve the correct viewing.
Top mounted camera solution: Forget the X3. Use an aftermarket gimbal and sports camera that has an independent IMU and processor. Then either stream through an N1 Video encoder, or use a separate transmitter. I use 5.8GHz for this.
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