MattWyer

Hi Patrick, I actually did the mod myself - I had a suitable AB bracket spare. I'm not sure if AB do a dedicated bracket, I think not. Anyway, if you decide to go this route once you've done your research, let me know and I'll email you some diagrams and info about which brackets will work. Best, Matt

Hi Patrick, The first thing I will say is that EVERYONE on this forum will give you a different answer based on what they prefer, it's a bit like that with batteries. I also have a Film Master rig and recently changed from the original CP Steadicam batteries to Anton Bauer Hydron 120 batteries and am so happy with them. With Digibeta kit, 2 channel radio focus and microwave on board I get a good 2 hours intense use out of each one. I don't do much film work so cannot comment on how they perform there. And they come with a three year warrantee which does give some peace of mind. Hope this helps. Matt

Hi Edgar, I don't know if this is of any use to you but I recently changed my batteries and went with Hydron 120's and they're brilliant. Unless you double up the Dionic 90's on your sled you may find them a little too light. Also Anton Bauer only guarantee Dionics for a year but Hydrons for 3 years as it's a more proven technology. Best, Matt

Hello all, Has anyone had any personal experience with the Rig sled, sold though Chrosziel in Germany? (http://www.anthrazit-design.com) I'm in the market for a new sled and it looks likes a fairly good bit of kit; Modular battery system, 4-stage post, tilting stage option, 12/24v. I spoke with Chrosziel and they said the Rig has mostly been sold in Europe (but not in the UK) I'm interested in any feedback anyone can offer. Thanks Matt Wyer B)