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I think i have never used it, so i think i can let this go ;-) No idea of whats it still worth. ( posted on the fb market place but the refuse the ad because i don't know the asking price. So again, make me an offer, because i really have no idea ( based in europe )

I rather hear the comments from users. Thx Alec, that all makes sence

Sold/Gone This post may clear the room

I dont use it much anymore, so its time to go. It comes with hardmount, 2 sets of wheels. Special made spacer so you have indoor wheels ( small ) and outdoor wheels with golf course wheels ) 2 sets of keys comes with the unit. Looking to sell in europe, € 4500

Every time i mount it under the lens, is "shows" the talent reading. Above the lens works 99% of the time better. I could be wrong, but it seems that reading above the lens shows less then under. Isnt there any delay on that ipad?

I use a Bolt for the last couple of years. Reciever ( wich weight zero to nothing ) on my sled, and the transmitter at the desk of the teleprompter guy. also a black magic converter to make there signal sdi. Also 1 9 inch lcd on top of my lens, And of course, its all being paid for. works great

One with M-one motor SOLD 2 Left with mk-v motor

For sale are several Bartech units. Analoge reciever, Handset, plastic rings and the choice for a M-one motor wich is hardly used, or a FM-G Motor. I have 4 units, and selling 2 units to start with. Bartech + Reciever + M-One Motor + Powercable to P-tap $ 2.700 Bartech + Reciever + FMG Motor + Powervable $ 2.450 Offers welcome

For sale are several Bartech units. Analoge reciever, Handset, plastic rings and the choice for a M-one motor wich is hardly used, or a FM-G Motor. I have 4 units, and selling 2 units to start with. Bartech + Reciever + M-One Motor + Powercable to P-tap $ 2.700 Bartech + Reciever + FMG Motor + Powervable $ 2.450 Offers welcome

I am all set, thx guys

Looking for a master vest or similar. Its for training, so no need for expensive solutions. pm me with whatever you have

The All-new Ωmega Lite is a super lightweight and flexible system. Weighing in a less than 1kg (2 lbs) less than a Preston MDR, but able to carry large cameras like the Alexa and Sony F55. It has a 4 point ‘X’ contact bearing for stunning performance and zero play. The Production unit is designed to fit into a Pelican 1620 case. The Ωmega Lite is a 12v system and has minimal current draw and can therefore mount to any sled even the pilot. Using a patented and designed registered motor belt drive system, there is a hole through the centre of rotation to pass all your power and focus cables through. The System is designed for the camera to be nodal in the rotation and the mount is set at the standard base plate level. The monitor mount is adjustable and this helps with balancing. Thats what he was advertising. Well, an stripped F5 wasnt working. The ring feels stiff, and the motor isnt strong enough. The software is a nightmare. We finally got a 10% spin, but like i said, it isnt working like the ad and clips he was selling. The main issue is that he isnt replying to anybody. What ever thing you might have, whatever issues whatever whatever, if you are selling a new product, you must be ready to face the trouble shooting, and at least reply. I am all for filling a lawsuite, and would be happy to sponsor that. I am in europe, so it might be difficult. But if some local op is willing to do the paperwork, i am sure every q branche owner would be more then happy to chime in.

It all depends on your "standards" I guess when you start in this industrie with zero experience and zero budget, this could help out to make a start. In the starting days you dont know yet wich system you prefer, so something cheap will not be a painfull experience if you want to get ride of it after a while. I work as an op for the last 15 to 18 years, started with glidecam stuff and learned my way up. Now i use my equipment every single day and do lots of high paid high end jobs with it. I cant afford any downtime of my equipment and for my clients who pay high rates for you, you also cant show up with a cheap knock off system that can fail any moment. The saying: you get what you pay for, is the best advice i can give you. Cheap dasn't exist in our work. One way or another, you are gonna pay for it. Buying cheap and trying to rebuild or upgrade it, costs more in the end then doing it right from the start. But again, as a starting rig, we all started with something cheap.......

Latest update let you adjust the color, brightness and backlight, which i was missing. Still in love with the size and weight and overall quality