There are many videos on how to replace the rear arm on a Mavic 2 pro, but this is the ultimate demonstration. All the videos I have watched were incomplete leaving plenty of guess work behind. This one is so detailed and easy to follow. Thank you very much!
I cannot thank you enough for such a thorough explanation. My Mavic Zoom is now up and running. I appreciate the patience and detailed, informative and entertaining comments, camera angles and generosity to share your knowledge with us.
This was some very complicated surgery Khalid. Absolutely fascinating to watch. For me, my favorite videos are the ones where you repair/replace something and this has been the best so far. Thank you.
Wow!!! Thank you so much for your incredible video. Crashed drone, could not afford to have it fixed, bought the new right rear arm, followed your instructions to the letter, and just like new, my drone is up and running!!!!
Thank you so much for this, such great detail and advice. I like the two camera setup. I don't know if anyone has pointed it out, or whether your aircraft is different but when you start off unscrewing the base plate the screws are hex screws, not star-shaped (Torx) ones. You can use a Torx driver on hex screws but it eventually wears down the screw. The ones holding the board on are Phillips, the only screw on mine that's a Torx is the one holding the propeller arm on. But hey, thank you, I would never have attempted this without your video!
You are very welcome, and thank you for pointing that out. I didn't know they come with different types of screws. Also I totally agree about using the correct type of screw driver for every type of screws.
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 thank you again. I've just fitted a new rear arm, put it back together and there don't seem to be any screws or parts left over! It's powered on and everything seems to be working. Test flight tomorrow :-)
@@KTHKUHNKK Watching this video clip, I noted the manual dexterity with which those tiny parts were handled and thought to myself that the technician works with a surgeon's steady and precise hands. That said, it is still surprising to learn that he IS a surgeon haha.
Hello again my friend. I figured I just pop over to your channel scroll up through some videos tap on one and wow you fix drones. Excuse me I have to get back to your movie now Keith Kuhn
When people buy these drones they have no idea about the technology and precision it is put into these things. It's absolutely incredible. I wonder if robots assemble these from the factory ? Keith
There are many videos on how to replace the rear arm on a Mavic 2 pro, but this is the ultimate demonstration. All the videos I have watched were incomplete leaving plenty of guess work behind. This one is so detailed and easy to follow. Thank you very much!
You are very welcome!
I cannot thank you enough for such a thorough explanation. My Mavic Zoom is now up and running. I appreciate the patience and detailed, informative and entertaining comments, camera angles and generosity to share your knowledge with us.
You are very welcome, and I appreciate your feedback.
thankyou for this majestic demostration and clean explanation withaut cuts or edits. You make me feel a lot more sure to repair mine
You are very welcome, I am glad you found it helpful.
This was some very complicated surgery Khalid. Absolutely fascinating to watch. For me, my favorite videos are the ones where you repair/replace something and this has been the best so far. Thank you.
Thanks a lot, I appreciate the encouragement!
Wow!!! Thank you so much for your incredible video. Crashed drone, could not afford to have it fixed, bought the new right rear arm, followed your instructions to the letter, and just like new, my drone is up and running!!!!
Great to hear!
Thank you so much for this, such great detail and advice. I like the two camera setup. I don't know if anyone has pointed it out, or whether your aircraft is different but when you start off unscrewing the base plate the screws are hex screws, not star-shaped (Torx) ones. You can use a Torx driver on hex screws but it eventually wears down the screw. The ones holding the board on are Phillips, the only screw on mine that's a Torx is the one holding the propeller arm on. But hey, thank you, I would never have attempted this without your video!
You are very welcome, and thank you for pointing that out. I didn't know they come with different types of screws. Also I totally agree about using the correct type of screw driver for every type of screws.
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101 thank you again. I've just fitted a new rear arm, put it back together and there don't seem to be any screws or parts left over! It's powered on and everything seems to be working. Test flight tomorrow :-)
You're doing excellent work doctor.
Keith
Thank You!!
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101
Not a problem doctor.
You're a modest humble good man.
And one heck of a surgeon.
Keith in Ohio
@@KTHKUHNKK That is very kind of you, I really appreciate that. It takes a kind man, to recognize a kind man!!
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101
I guess you and I are
KIND. Of special.
But seriously you do some awesome work my friend.
Keith
@@KTHKUHNKK Watching this video clip, I noted the manual dexterity with which those tiny parts were handled and thought to myself that the technician works with a surgeon's steady and precise hands. That said, it is still surprising to learn that he IS a surgeon haha.
Thanks!
Thank you very much for your generous donation!!!
Very Nice camera work. Thanks 🇩🇰
Many thanks for your feedback.
hiya!!youu created best done.see u around! 👋
Thank You!
Hello again my friend.
I figured I just pop over to your channel scroll up through some videos tap on one and wow you fix drones.
Excuse me I have to get back to your movie now
Keith Kuhn
Thank you for your support!
When people buy these drones they have no idea about the technology and precision it is put into these things.
It's absolutely incredible.
I wonder if robots assemble these from the factory ?
Keith
It's partially robots and partially human workers. They have a TH-cam video showing their assembly line.
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101
I would love to see that
Video.
Will you send me the link.
Keith
@@KTHKUHNKK Sure, here is the link th-cam.com/video/bukfAdI6u9Q/w-d-xo.html
I crashed a Mavic 2 zoom just recently. And I think that black thing is the broken part in it...
That is very likely!
Were you happy with the way it sounded once you fired it up on your desk , it sounded
a bit funny
Keith
Yep, that was the sound of a successful surgery lol
@@TECHNOLOGYTIPS101
Great
I have had my share of drone mishaps and crashes I know what it's all about.
Keith
I'm really surprised you didn't put a dab of loctite on the screws.
Keith
The screws already had the previous lock-tite stuck on them because they wouldn't go in smoothly, but I should have refreshed it anyways.
I am at the 4110 mark
With you.
I have to take a breather I'm getting heart palpitations.
LOL
YOU'RE A HECK OF A GUY TO TACKLE THAT JOB.
Keith
Thank you, it sure is challenging lol
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Thank You!