Paweł Traczyk

Ewan, I would highly discourge you from drilling the holes to mount the connectors - the post of the Float is already pretty weak, and that woudn't help. What I would suggest is (If you really have to do it): Option 1 - drill the smallest holes possible, the further from the post ends the better, and feed only the cable (SDIs can be really thin) through. That way you will weaken the structure only a bit (still I think it would be good to run some calculations on that) and you can mount the entire BNC connector (something like Neutrik reartwist jack) externally on the post Option 2 - remove the inner post cable and connectors and make a new one with 4-pin lemo at each end, carrying both power and image signal. If you decide to do any of above, remember that it's a product that is not really made to be serviced, so there's a lot of glue, small screws and brittle parts involved in disassembling the top and the bottom of the post. There are posts from people that did it on FB group called Tilta DJI Ecosystem Users. Option 3 - consider using the float as it is intended - as a support system for the gimbal, not as a steadicam. Having a monitor on the grip is a better solution for that.