Recent content by AndyDT

Yes the fan is working fine. I opened up the controller and could see the blades turning.

Did you also tried pressing on the three horizontal lines in the upper right of the go app for 10 seconds until the firmware rollback screen comes up?

Do you know about pressing the C1, C2, and the Shutter button all at once and then turn it off. That is the reset.

Scooby. Did you try doing a reset on your controller? OR a firmware downgrade? The reset seems to have fixed my problem.

So your slave controller is still bricked? Did you ever reach out to DJI?

Is there even a bin file for the controller available anymore now that you have to update the controller through the Go App?

The same way I updated my master controller and the only way I think is possible. That's through the go app when connected to wifi.

I opened up the controller and couldn't see anything wrong. That battery looked fine and no swelling. The fan was working and seemed to be attached firmly to the heat sink. There are two screws that have a spring on their shafts that hold the heat sink/fan assembly. I tried loosening them...

I switched the slave controller to master then calibrated the sticks. Still get the overheating controller message. Yes I agree it is an odd message to get. I was hoping it wasn't hardware related since it probably means sending it in to be repaired.

Yesterday I did a firmware update to aircraft, controller, and batteries. I flew today as a single operator and everything went pretty well. When I came home I realized that I didn't update my 2nd controller's firmware. I turned on the controller and I got a controller overheating warning and...

The smooth setting is under advanced settings on the gimbal page.