Thomas K. Jensen

Selling this kit, as It's not being used as much as it should be.
This kit has everything needed to start working immediately. I am the only owner and the system has been kept in excellent condition.
Never rented out, light use, G50 updated with the new X-type bearings by Tiffen in 2012.


Clipper 312 (12V) Sled with motorised stage - V-lock batt.
2 x 160wh V-lock batteries - and dual charger
Original Steadicam docking stand
Plates (2 x Tiffen Dovetail plates and 1 x Baer-Bel Camtec V-mount)
Original Transport cases (one for the sled and one for vest and arm)
Cinetronic Gen1 monitor
Cinetronic Gen2 monitor (NOT WORKING)
Tiffen SD 7" Monitor
G50 Arm (with x-upgrade)
Arm Bag
Low mode handle + grip
Anthlers
Mickey stand
Sachtler Act2 Vest with small and large back pads
Duffle bag (both Steadicam and Sachtler)
G-zoom plus spare cables (Fuji and Canon + Bartec Focus cable.
Tally System (Tiffen)
Var. BNC and Power cables
Original Steadicam toolkit

$ 28000 USD


Please email with any questions:
Thomas K. Jensen
thomas@jensenogjensen.dk

The kit is located in Denmark, Europe

Hi.

I am using four GMP 160wh batts with my Steadicam. And I charge them with both Pro-X and citytek chargers. And at a Tradeshow, where I was showing my rig for the local dealer, we charged my GMP's on their IDX charger - No problems.

Pis Torben...

Det gør mig så sur, når folk ikke kender forskel på dit og mit. Håber forsikringen dækker.

Price dropped to $5.500 / 4.250

And I thought that Flexible was a bad thing when it's got something to do with Steadicam?

Maybe I was wrong :-)

I've had my G50 upgraded two months ago, and now I'm not seing my footsteps anymore.

So for me the bearing upgrade, has made my work much easier.

Would I have chosen a Pro arm and another rig, if I have known the different choices then? Maybe I would. But the Tiffen rig I own, works for me - and it has some great features that I like and use all the time.

I have never tried to do any maintenance of the arm. I think this gear like a Tripod or a camera. If somethings break I send it in for repair. No big deal.

Happy holidays

Hi Jameson.

The range depends on the conditions. But line of sight is about 150-200ft

There can be digital breakups, but only when on the end of its range.

If there's buildings to reflect the signal, it's more robust than in open land.

Selling my Transvideo Titan HD - Digital HD/SD wireless transmission system.

http://www.transvide...HD/TitanHD-pack

Ideal for video-village, news, sport, digital-cinematography and body-rigs

Latency bellow 5ms

Accepts HD/SD SDI, composite & XLR-Audio

Price idea: 6500 USD / 5000 EURO

Located in Denmark, Europe

I think this would be all you need to mount the cinetronic to the ultra 2.

 

http://www.transvideo.eu/en/Bridge-89-16-mm

This mount will not work.

When I got my Gen I, i was looking for a solution, but the only one I found, was to get a bracket made for the Tiffen rods, as they are slightly larger than 16 mm.

Hey Kurt.

I had the same issue with my Clipper 3, and had to make my own.Mounting Cinetronic on Clipper

But when I get my new Gen II Cinetronic, I'll get a yoke, that Curt from Artemis/Sachtler will make.That fit's the Clipper's post. Hope that helps?

Thomas

Hello fellow Ops.

I have promissed Chris to bring my monitor along.

I'll be there saturday and sunday.

Hopefully I can show it on one of the Sachtler rigs.

Hope to see you there.

Thomas

I'll be there to.Sanjay and Markus, let's meet and grab a Beer :)

Thomas

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There are a few gen 1 monitors in Germany, and Spain, and one in France I believe.

 

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No answer is also an answer I guess...

You forgot - one in Denmark :)

I'm interested.

Hello Travis my friend.

I think that the Triax used in Europe is different than in the US.

You can get an adapter here: Artemis-hd

It's 940€ = 1180$

Hope everything is going great

Thomas :-)

Now I got the bracket made.

I'm using the same bracket that came with the rig, but I made a new bar for the Cinetronic yoke.

It only cost me $200

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Look here. I have one that I can mount onto the monitor rods. I got it to fly the transvideo 3D monitor. I also use it to mount a TV logic 5.6" for a program monitor.

 

http://www.transvideo.eu/en/Body-Rig

 

They make a bracket that has a 1/4-20 screw. I believe that is on the bottom of the cinetronic monitor.

If you want a yoke then I think you have to make something.

What mount did you refer to?Is this the one to get? http://www.transvideo.eu/en/Bridge-76-16

It looks like it does take the standard spud?Is this one going to work with the Clippers monitorrods?

Thomas :-)

Thanks Afton, but none of them seems to make anything for the clipper3's lower post diameter.

So I will be making my own next week.

Any idea how to make this smartes

Thomas

I got an email from Chris from Cinetronic. And they have no brackets to mount the monitor to my Clipper 312.And I don't want to drill holes in the original bracket, so now I will have my machinist make a new bracket, that goes on to the monitor rods. I'll post some pictures, when it's finished.

I just received my new Cinetronic 6.5"But I can't fix the monitor to the rods that the standard Tiffen monitor comes with.Does any of you Cinetronic owners have your monitor monted on a Clipper?Is there a standard mount or do I need to make something myself?

Thomas

I'm having a hard time deciding if I should go with the 7" widescreen or the 6,5" - 4:3?What did you go with, and what's the pros and cons i your opinion?

Thanks

You can let Tiffen UK handle it the import/export for you.

$5200

Don't judge it from how it looks.If it does a better job than other vests on the market, and you get better support to your back, then I would be willing to pay more than a Pro Vest

Here is a link. It's called HandiZoom from a company called VizTools