Ok Update on TAZ.
Replaced a bad connector on the video camera. Was a brand new one when I built TAZ so I guess the crimps were bad or something. anyway took it out yesterday for a quick test in the side yard to make sure the camera was OK still. I noticed some chattering in the motors and made a few pid changes and came in for the night.
Got up this morning and did a real FPV flight with the goggles out in the field and no more brown outs or black screens. Seems like caps may not be needed after all. Noticed I had worse chatter in the motors so changed to lower P gains on the roll axis and tested again in the side yard with no video. Didn't hear any chattering but the neighbors were mowing the lawn next door and I couldn't really tell.
Went back in and grabbed my last two batteries and my googles to rip them FPV out back. There is still a slight chatter that may be pitch axis a tad high since the roll p gains needed to be lower then expected. I did raise yaw p a bit as I was getting some twisting when I was bouncing the quad to check I gains as well.
This is the last battery I flew this afternoon and I think I am really close now to being able to jump to 5s when I can afford a battery or three. I think the static left in the video is my wire to the dvr or the connector in the goggles getting loose after two years of nearly daily flying.
Anyway I don't think this is a bad start to my third year flying since my anniversary is September 5th and the weather has not let me really fly since before that. So here is another crappy dvr video to show my latest progress.