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Selling my primary analog BFD with its case and accessories: Handheld transmitter (SN: T1.1325) Antenna, neck strap = Receiver (SN: R1.1325) Antenna - MDR Bracket = M-One Motor (SN: M-1.0793) 19mm mount w/ 15mm collar Additional toothed disks (see below) 15mm dogbone Cables D-tap to LEMO power cable 2p-2p LEMO (pin 1 swap) 5p LEMO Motor Cable 4p LEMO extension cable (not sure how long, but more than 10-ft) Will also throw in a set of zip-tie lens gears. Included disks for the M-One are as labelled as follows: 0.8m-32p 0.8m-32p (wide) 0.5m 0.6m 0.4m-64p "48p" (no pitch, but it looks like it's 0.8m as well) I've removed my own identifiers, but left the "BFD #1" stickers on--feel free to remove them, it's just P-Touch labels. Located in central Kentucky, happy to ship anywhere or even meet within a couple hours radius. IMG_6649.HEIC IMG_6650.heic IMG_6651.HEIC IMG_6652.HEIC IMG_6653.HEIC IMG_6654.HEIC IMG_6655.HEIC
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EFP GIMBAL 1.5”
Lee Clements replied to Donald ray Turner's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
Hey, Don, is this still available? I see it’s been a couple years, but thought I’d ask. -
Interested in taking all those cables and connectors off your hands, and also in the rain covers. steadiclements@gmail if you have any more pictures you want to send?
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EFP Top Stage/Long Plate for Sale
Lee Clements replied to AdamKeith's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
Not sure if these are still available, but I sent an email to the one you listed above. -
FLOWCINE XBONE CF for XSPINE (BackMount)
Lee Clements replied to chris iwanow's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
I had blindly asked this question, but I see now the difference in attachment points--I had looked at the xREACH before, and my brain switched the two for some silly reason. I'd be interested to know what Flowcine says, @chris iwanow, but if the arm would be long enough to reach around the ExoVest waist, then an adapter could probably be machined... -
FLOWCINE XBONE CF for XSPINE (BackMount)
Lee Clements replied to chris iwanow's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
Does one need a special adapter to use this with an ExoVest? -
The Mothership Cart & Accessories
Lee Clements replied to Lee Clements's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
Apologies--I forgot to update this post. Sold within an hour of posting. -
The Mothership Cart & Accessories
Lee Clements replied to Lee Clements's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
Sale possibly pending (I was not expecting it to go this fast.) -
The Mothership Cart & Accessories
Lee Clements replied to Lee Clements's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
Correspondence at steadiclements(a)gmail.com, or via text at 859 553 2987. -
This is it: the big one. The mothership. The cart your cart wants to be. Built like a tank! Solid as a rock! Your oasis in base camp! Other hyperbolic statements! Asking $1800, will consider offers. Willing to ship if you're willing to pay for it, otherwise pickup in Lexington, KY. I'll also deliver to anywhere within a reasonable distance of there (I'd consider Atlanta or possibly Chicago "reasonable.") This is one of five carts built by Erwin Landau. I am the second owner, and have added and adapted a few things to make it easier to travel. Hopefully the pictures are description enough, but here’s some info: All aluminum construction (welded joints, bolts and nuts where necessary) Traveling handle/cover becomes battery shelf Mast and pads for docking sled Construction features “bumper” area to protect docked sled during travel. Mast bracket has holes for patio/beach umbrella 10” pneumatic casters 3” tilt-back casters for compact size Added handles on sides, added holders for two posts in bottom compartment I’ve replaced the carpet on bottom main compartment, and I can replace the other parts before sale is completed Including a Pelican 1770 for accessories and travel Case with pads, front bar, two posts: approx. 76 lbs Pelican with wheels, mast, accessories: approx. 94 lbs The following accessories will be included: Vest hanger (pictured on back of cart) Stand hanger (pictured on side of cart near front) Large umbrella (pictured in outdoor picture) Wheel chocks Extra 3D-printed thumbscrews (happy to share STL, too) Extra screws for all points All casters have been greased and checked for leaks (one smart caster has a cracked bearing that makes it loud when pushed at speed or unloaded, but it is still perfectly functional) I’m selling because I’m changing my workflow a bit. All of my work for the past few years has been broadcast, and most of that has been travel. This cart is a bit of a bear when dealing with airport shuttles and rental cars (I recommend a minivan) but it can be done. However, it would be most at home in a situation where it doesn’t have to move too often—ideally on a feature with a liftgate truck, or in a studio. Big wheels and a wide footprint do make it almost-all-terrain, and I’ve used it as a luggage cart many times in flat configuration with two posts (see picture.) Also some elevators may give you problems if they’re not deep enough…
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Docking Bracket for PRO/1.5” posts
Lee Clements replied to Chris Stiles's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
What's the post size on the back for balancing? 3/4" or 5/8"? -
Clipper 2 sled and G50 arm
Lee Clements replied to Sean Cooper's topic in Steadicam Marketplace - For Sale
Hey, Sean--is this still available?