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31 21-Jun-2017, 01:59 PM (This post was last modified: 21-Jun-2017, 01:59 PM by Carl.Vegas.) I would start with checking all connections are tight/seated including antenna (probably not the problem since it's black screen), connections for power to VTx, power to camera, connection between camera and VTx, if you soldered any wires together to build customized leads check the continuity of them with a multimeter be sure to find a way to keep the leads connected while wiggling the wire.
If everything looks good then next I'd probably take the camera and hook it up to a TV (assuming you have the AV cable that they usually come with) and turn it over to see if it cuts out there... if it doesn't cut out or act funny when turned over, try shaking it while turned over, apply some g-force to it.
Not sure if that'll help, or if any of that is stuff you haven't tried yet, but I figured I'd throw out what came to mind for me.
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44 21-Jun-2017, 08:06 PM (This post was last modified: 21-Jun-2017, 08:23 PM by KonradS.) Check connections like Carl sais, but cutting out to a black screen sounds very similar to an OSD reset caused by voltage sag. Do you happpen to have an OSD unit on board?
EDIT: hard punchout is clreating weaker voltage spikes in the system than fast flips and rolls - due to rapid braking and thrusting of motors during stabilisation after flip so this is not a weird behaviour.
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388 I had this happened to me. Turn out that one of the component desoldered but was still held together by the shrink wrap. Check to see if all the components are still intact.
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0 I had this problem recently. In my case it was due to voltage spikes and drops from my ESCs caused by the regenerative braking. I installed a voltage step down leading to the vtx to solve the problem.
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