Andrew spoelstra

What do you have to do with the temp sensor to make the fans behave normally after installing a SSD in an originally hard drive based iMac?

It looks like a small amount of hot glue. I don’t think DJI cares though, as after I repaired my drone myself it was struck by a bird. I then sent it to DJI for repair and they repaired/replaced it at no cost to me.

Actually you can reconnect it before you start clipping the case into place, you just have to be careful and gentle with it.

Honestly, I would highly recommend you replace any pieces that show any cracks, or structural flaws, as the last thing you want is that glue giving out during a flight and your drone plummeting to the ground. The plastic case pieces and the arms are not very expensive, compared to the cost of a worse crash as a result of one because of cracked glue. Good luck!

The power cable is actually user removable and replaceable. You just have to pull on it *really* hard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjxILSOf...

2 things. First off, did you guys really not think to try and replace the CPU with a standard Xeon part? Second, has anyone documented the installation of the VESA mount?

Maybe they'll allow it to be done through the ethernet port….

Dude the 7 series ran at USB 3 speeds.

Also, on the 8 display, there is a little bit of text on a black bit of plastic which reads “F08+C”, on my 8 display, it reads “F06+A”

Edit: also there are metal clips at the top of the 8 display, on the 7 they're made from plastic

Hopefully, although since the new one supports true tone, it may not. However, those sensors may not be integrated into the display and just be a part of the camera and speakerphone assembly.

Edit: also, the black stuff isn't present on any iPhone 7 displays Ive got, also, the top clip on the left side seems to be rounded off, while on my 7 displays, they have a little sharpish point coming out of each side.