Recently replaced my H3-2D with an H3-3D on my Phantom 2. Attached the GoPro to the mount and plugged in the USB power, GoPro was already switched on with fairly full power. After switching on the Phantom I noted that the GoPro was then off and appeared dead. No amount of attention brings it back to life and, moreover, when I plug it into my computer via the USB charger the GoPro gets very hot.
To me it looks as if there was some issue causing the GoPro to fry, perhaps with the switch-on current of the DJI Phantom. Could this be correct, has anyone else had this issue?
Thing is, what to do next? Obviously I don't want to buy another GoPro, plug the new one in and watch as the next one also goes up in smoke. Are there any ways to check first what the issue could be before running the risk of attaching another GoPro?
I don't know what they changed the connection to the GoPro, the old one on the H3-2D worked great, although, this is perhaps unrelated to the issue..
Any advice and help appreciated.
To me it looks as if there was some issue causing the GoPro to fry, perhaps with the switch-on current of the DJI Phantom. Could this be correct, has anyone else had this issue?
Thing is, what to do next? Obviously I don't want to buy another GoPro, plug the new one in and watch as the next one also goes up in smoke. Are there any ways to check first what the issue could be before running the risk of attaching another GoPro?
I don't know what they changed the connection to the GoPro, the old one on the H3-2D worked great, although, this is perhaps unrelated to the issue..
Any advice and help appreciated.
