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  8. PRO II Sled

    in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale

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    PRO II Sled

     

    Donkey Box II

    Donkey Box II (like new, back up)

    FF Bracket (2 old and 1 new style with Dovetail)

    Junction Box

    Center Post

    VZ Gimbal

    Gimbal Parts to turn into non VZ

    Wrap grip II Oversize (2 1/4 x 5") (Gray)

    Monitor Arm

    PRO 2 CRT Green screen monitor

    Rain Cover For Monitor

    Level Sensor I

    Level Sensor II

    PRO 2 Battery cage with quick connector

    3 Jumper Blocks

    Recorder Bracket

    Rain gear for battery cage

    Dock clamps (4)

    Anvil lightweight shipping cases

     

    12 Dionic batteries

    2702 Dual Charger

    2702 Dual Charger (with Discharge Module) (2)

    T2 Dual Charger (2)

    So you can keep 10 batteries always on charge as AB recommends

    AC Power cables

    DC Power cables

    Anvil lightweight shipping case

     

    Docking Bracket II (2)

    Camera Truck wall mount

    Moviecam Compact Lowmode Bracket

    Moviecam SL Lowmode Bracket

    ARRI-3 Lowmode bracket

    J-Bracket

    Compact/Pana Camera Plate 9" (2)

    Compact/Pana Camera Plate 7" (1)

    Arri/Pana Camera Plate 9" (1)

    Camera Screws (4)

    Cleaning and lubing utensils

    Tools

     

    PRO Hard-mount

    PRO Balancing beam

     

    PRO Cable Package (Camera Power, Monitor Power, etc.)

     

    And tons and tons of little one offs, custom parts, etc.

     

    Anvil lightweight shipping case for AKS

     

     

     

    Rig received full service by GPI. Cleaned and Lubed, broken parts replaced etc.

    Batteries are all charged and checked.

     

    This was Bob Ullands main rig.

     

    Thank you to George Paddock and his team, Marianne from Transvideo and her team as well as Tiffen and Preston Cinema for the great service and effort to get this rigs ready to be passed on to the next generation of operators.

     

     

    The greatest care has been taken to insure that all parts are in perfect working order.

     

     

    NO ARM, NO VEST included, check other listings.

     

     

    Price: $41'500.-

     

     

     

     

    Contact: Erwin Landau

    Phone: +1-818-448-2639

    Email: steadicam@landaucamera.com

    Location: California

     

     

    Pictures:

     

    http://www.steadicam-ops.com/database/soaC...p?recordID=4127

  9. PRO Gyro Kit

    in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale

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    PRO Gyro Kit

     

    Kenyon KS-5 Gyros with PRO spud receiver (3)

    with on/off switch and daisy chain block

    PRO II AC/DC Inverter (latest model with AB plates)

    Seitz AC/DC Inverter (3) (No idea if and how they work)

    Camera plate Gyro Spud

    AB plate Gyro Spud

    PRO Battery cage multi position Gyro spud bracket

    Center post Gyro spud

    Gyro power cables (6, various length)

    Sound barney for KS-5 (3)

    Anvil lightweight case

     

    All parts checked out at GPI, One KS-5 rebuild by Kenyon.

     

    It was Bob Ullands main Gyro set up.

     

     

    Price: $9000.-

     

     

     

     

    Contact: Erwin Landau

    Phone: +1-818-448-2639

    Email: steadicam@landaucamera.com

    Location: California

     

     

    Pictures:

     

    http://www.steadicam-ops.com/database/soaC...p?recordID=4126

  15. Robert Luna Springs

    in Arms

    Posted

    Robert is the Arm Man, he was the Arm Man at Cinema Products.

     

    The Tiffen techs to this day call him if they hit a snag.

     

    The chances are larger then not, if you ever owned a CP Arm that Robert build it.

     

    He is building to this day, most of the CP Arms from scratch and the springs are Master Series specs. So if you ever need CP arm parts he is the man to call...

     

    So if he says that his springs are capable of holding that amount, you better believe it. Not that you want to run around with a rig weighing in at 70 lbs...

  18. Fischer connectors

    in Batteries/Power

    Posted

    Be absolutely sure about your part number, returns are always dicy.

     

    Try:

     

     

    Terry West

    South Bay Film & Video Services

     

     

     

     

    work 1 (310) 374-5711

    work 1 (310) 798-2018

    mobile 1 (310) 621-5063

     

    home techrat@earthlink.net

     

    OR:

     

     

    Fred Davis

    Production Cable Services

     

     

     

     

    work 1 (626) 794-1534

    work fax 1 (626) 794-6992

     

    work fred@productioncableservices.com

     

    home page www.productioncableservices.com

  21. PRO Lite

    in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale

    Posted

    PRO Lite #006

     

    PRO Lite Running Rig Base

     

    2 Battery set up 12/24 Volt

    Modified to the new style quick release center post

    BNC video in/out

    Front facing Gyro Spud

    Custom AKS bracket with X - Y movable gyro Spud

    PRO Level with Custom Bracket with gyro Spud

    Additional/alternate bracket

    Pelican Case

     

    Selling for the Bob Ulland Family.

     

    Price: $5000.-

     

     

    For pictures please check:

     

    http://www.steadicam-ops.com/database/soaC...p?recordID=4120

  24. Down converter

    in Video Assist and Video Accessories

    Posted

    The most single largest amount of money that I had to put into my rig, exempt for the initial purchase, was for all of the low budget crap shoots, were I had to try and make incompatible equipment work... as I said I would, to the producer even though he told me a different brand /make / terrestrial piece of equipment or camera... then what i was looking at Prep/location/set...

     

    Usually my initial reaction of disbelieve and angry annoyance is greeted with a blank stare and expression of "I don't see were the problem is, I paid you to make it work and you said you could" ...

     

    I bought, borrowed, build, created out of spit and thin air all kinds of gadgets and solutions... I posted pictures in the past.

     

    The newest and some what annoying part of initial negotiations is the HD Downconverter. Don't you guys have that? So why didn't you upgrade to an HD sled? Are you still living in the dark ages? (I almost believed it when he mentioned what he was willing to pay for me and the "old" rig)...

     

    Do You have a PRO/Preston/Super Post/Gyros/own camera/ you have to drive yourself to San Francisco and we will not pay for it.... But you get food/room that you share with four other guys/a great energetic team of people/with an Emmy nominated actor (yeah back in the 70-ies) and you get a reel too... and you only have to run at night at the shore of the lake/no we don't have lights/ but we have a G2 with zoom lens/ you can fly that right/ no 400 mags but we are shooting with short ends/ ... what do you mean you want an Insurance cert and to be paid as well... ? Isn't working with us payment enough?

     

     

    In the past I either told them to get me a Down Converter or I told them that I can get one for extra cash... which worked. If you really want to do that job... then you have to borrow or rent it yourself. Considering that virtually every rental house that I ever prepped in has a down converter theses days, it's more likely that they want to save money on rental...

     

    Now with the very much affordable Decimator ($400.-), there is little reason not to own one... but make sure to charge or at least try to charge production for an additional piece of equipment.

     

    I have charged in the past extra for FF, transmitters and receivers, car mounts, gyros , etc. get as much as you can extra, as they will do the same with you and try to get you for as little as humanly possible.

     

     

    BTW: But there is of course that subculture of RED owners that don't own Downconverters but still sell them selfs as owner of a "full" set up. And tell the "no clue" new Producers that it's the steadicam operators responsibility to have one as they do provide the monitor... What a load of crock...

     

    But that's me.

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