Blair Phillips

sold

Sold, thanks for the inquiries!

New price, $1000

sold

Sold

4 Anton Baurer Hytron 120 batteries. Hold enough charge to power a monitor for an hour, or a monitor and an M-one for somewhat less time. Will take any offer if you cover shipping from Toronto. Photos here

it is still available!

Cinema Products steadicam docking bracket. Photos Asking 250 CAD, buyer pays shipping

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For sale are: Transvideo cine monitor III Transvideo cine monitor II Mounting bracket for 1.5" post power/video cable for EFP style monitor out (6 pin). Photos All parts in good order. Complete set for $2000 USD buyer pays shipping

New Price: $4500 USD/CAD buyer pays shipping

Modified Steadicam EFP vest for sale. Straps have been modified for easy adjustment. Photos link $1500 USD or CAD OBO. Buyer pays shipping

G-50 arm for sale. Number 12060001 Photos $6000 USD or CAD. Buyer pays shipping.

Deal fell through, once again for sale

SOLD

Sale pending

I am selling my weight cage. $200. Buyer pays shipping. 2x 6 lbs plate 4x 8 1/2" rods 10x bolts My link

SOLD

Sale pending

Sale pending

Steadicam Flyer LE for sale In good condition Includes Flyer LE sled Flyer LE arm Flyer LE vest Dovetail plate 3 x Anton Bauer Dionic Batteries Dual charger with power chord C-stand docking bracket Soft case for sled Soft case for arm 5000 USD or CAD PICTURES here

FOR SALE Got it new from Jim Bartell in Jan 2011. Has been used on about a dozen shows for a few days at a time without problems. Bartech Focus Device Digital receiver M-One Digital motor Pelican 1200 hard case for BFD Pelican case for M-One 2 pin to 4 pin lemo power cable (for use with EFP and similar sleds) 2 pin to 3 pin power cable (for use with Flyer LE and similar sleds) Receiver to motor power cable 6 pitch gears M-one clamp for 19mm support rods 19mm to 15mm step-down apparatus. asking 5000 OBO Pictures here : Here

I have myself a rig now that handles any camera package I am likely to see, but until I sell my lighter rig (which I will use for weddings) I do not have the funds to furnish a car yet. To this end, I am considering an idea to get me through this for the immediate to relatively near future: partner myself with a focus puller with a car and a similar level of experience, market ourselves as a team in the low budget market with a 50/50 split. I am hoping that as an added advantage the increasing number of shows we do together would develop chemistry which would be especially important for live/live-to-tape shows. Thoughts?

My apologies, I should have just looked in the table of contents of your book because most of this is spelled out there. Should have checked before I asked. The "start warm and keep running" is a consideration I will have to make in the future. Thanks Jerry!

I took my EFP out for its fist shake down yesterday. It was -15 Celsius (5 Fahrenheit) outside. I turned on the monitor (Transvideo IIIa Ultrabrite) and after a few seconds of wild voltage read outs it gave me a fleeting "low voltage" and died. I tried a different battery, no luck. Tried one that had been kept warm all day, no luck. My assistant suggested that perhaps the AB Hytron 120 NiMH I was using was old and a bad chemistry for the cold. I tried two different sets of Dionic 90s and they fared no better despite being newer. None of the batteries read as being empty when it was first tried, and the Bartech I powered off the sled worked fine all day and night. Thankfully I was doing most of the day in Don Juan and the camera's on board monitor was visible. I tried the monitor again today at room temperature and once it warmed up it worked flawlessly. Is there anything I can do to ensure my gear will keep working in extreme cold?