Ramon Engle

Looking for the new style bayonet mount.

Great modification!

Here's the case.

Looking for a Pro Lite sled and or the components from one. I think GPI only made 20 or so of these.

I'm selling a custom sled case, Cartoni Sigma head, random monitors and a Cat Griller/SOS plate with an RBQ. https://www.ebay.com/itm/283387104656 https://www.ebay.com/itm/283387094827 https://www.ebay.com/itm/283387104656

The cost is $1000. Connectors of your choosing may cost more. David is working on doing this mod for the Wave as well.

I concur. Devise a mount for the Wave to attach directly to the post with internal wiring. If anyone can do it David Hable can. R

Here's a great modification from Cramped Attic. Betz Top stage with PRO outputs built into the top stage eliminating the junction box. Reducing the distance between the camera and gimbal by almost an inch. Makes perfect sense as long as you don't need more than two camera power outputs. David Hable is a genius at modifications. He's performed several design and modifications for me.

Hi Sandro. Make sure your side-to-side camera plate is secure and the locking screws are tight. The other issue may be the belt drive gears and tight on their drive shafts as well. Ramon

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I have a Preston Gimble mounted microforce control. Several power cables, motor cable and control cable. Pics to follow. $1200 Ramon

The one thing we do that separates us from the rest of the world is walking backwards for a living. Not only walking backwards but with many kilos of gear attached to us in the process. You will find that muscle fatigue and failure will set in quickly the first time you repeatedly do take after take backwards not having prepared. So prepare. Find a treadmill. Increase the incline and walk backwards slowly for at least 20 minutes or until the burn is intense. I've found that after 20+ years of Steadicam this one exercise has proven invaluable. Best of luck Luca. Ramon

Sorry guys my last response I was speaking to was about locking the OMEGA roll cage.

Thanks Frederic. Great info.