After installing the relish3D cable that solved my video feed issue, I'm now back to square one - was working perfect for about a week and now I'm getting combination of all the video feed issues already described on this forum. all fine at launch, then the video starts scrolling and eventually it freezes, sometimes I also get the green screen, coming back to land does not fix the problem, only when I restart everything then I get the video feed again. This now happens in each flight.
I removed the gimbal to check the cable and connections, all fine except I'm not sure about this relish3D cable the way it twists just before the PCB connector - the way it's designed you have to twist it 180deg to insert it to the female connector on the PCB (this is also shown on relish3D video, I installed it exactly same way), I'm just not sure what's happening to the twisted cable once you install the gimbal, the cavity in the area of the twist is quite tight and I'm suspicious that cable gets badly "mangled" the moment I re-attached the gimbal, this HDMI cable feels bit fragile and when I removed the gimbal today first time after the installation I noticed a crease across the cable (same as when you fold the paper, you can see the line), so I'm just wondering if the cable can get easily damaged this way.
While I had the gimbal out I reconnected everything and was playing with the cable while watching live video feed and was losing the video signal occasionally. I put it all back together as carefully as I could but it didn't help much, soon after take off my video froze again.
I don't know, it could also be the HDMI connector on the gimbal.
Looks like I may need to install yet another relish3D cable but I'm really not too confident in this solution with the way the cable has to be twisted and then it folds onto itself as you re-install the gimbal.
Am I doing something wrong ?