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Frank Schwaiger last won the day on February 4 2019

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    Berlin, Germany
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    BaerBel 2" HD

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  1. Frank Schwaiger
    Hi zhouzhenggang, that's an easy solution, a wireless PDMOVIE Live Air 3? Does it come with other gears than 0.8? And on which wirless band the sigmals are transmitted?
  2. Frank Schwaiger
    Hi Mark, Tom's question was if you are balancing the camera in the vertical axis. You just confirmed the other two axis. If you are not balancing the camera vertically this may lead to issues with the wave's behaviour. So you have to take care about the height of the CG of the camera as well. Therefore most of us put small counterweights on top of the Alexa mini or attach the viewfinder to the top because the mini's CG is lower than needed with the wave with most setups - or all setups I had at least.
  3. Frank Schwaiger
    Hi Jason. Please find pricing above, shipping will be nearly the same than to US. It is just a yoke. Send photos of your monitor mount as a pm and I will have a look or you cut the threads yourself. Best, Frank
  4. Frank Schwaiger
    And I need one more info: Which threads do you need where on the bottom plate of the yoke? Pricing will be around 110€ to 150€ excluding VAT depending on the size. All will be made in Germany out of high-strength aluminum, anodized black producing will take 3 weeks, shipping depends on where you are and what customs do to you :)
  5. Frank Schwaiger
    Hi Guys, since I produce a monitor yoke for the ATOMOS Shogun Inferno / Flame I thought I can also make different ones for you if you need one for a monitor with threads on the sides. If you tell me the dimensions, I'll be able to make them for you with threads where you want them also fitting ones for my monitor bridge with clamp. I already have one for the SmallHD702 but could easily do some for your monitors. What I need: - width of the monitor / meaning the distance of the 1/4"-20 threads on it's sides - distances from top AND bottom of the monitor to the middle of the 1/4"-20 threads on the sides - space you want between monitor and yoke at the bottom. I would go with at least 15mm. If you want to attach a V-mount battery on the back or a spirit level on top/bottom of the unit you may need more.
  6. Frank Schwaiger
    All prices without VAT which is 19% in Germany
  7. Frank Schwaiger
    All prices without VAT which is 19% in Germany
  8. Frank Schwaiger
    UPDATE: The rod distance of the bidge is 80 mm !!! and can be braought down to 50mm !! It should fit on Sachtler monitor arms as well.
  9. Frank Schwaiger
    Ideally, I want to gather some orders to make more pieces of the equipment. I will start producing in 2-4 weeks depending on orders. Producing will take 2 weeks as I do it in my spare time and anodizing takes another week because I am not doing it myself. The more orders I have the more extra parts I can prepare for future orders. The products are located in Germany. Shipping to US will take 10-15 working days. Shipping costs: 21€ without insurance but with tracking through DHL 38€ with 500€ insurance and tracking through DHL Payment will be accepted through PayPal, fees will have to be paid by the customer. Sorry that it will take some time. But I am just starting the business!
  10. Frank Schwaiger
    Ideally, I want to gather some orders to make more pieces of the equipment. I will start producing in 2-4 weeks depending on orders. Producing will take 2 weeks as I do it in my spare time and anodizing takes another week because I am not doing it myself. The more orders I have the more extra parts I can prepare for future orders. The products are located in Germany. Shipping to US will take 10-15 working days. Shipping costs: 21€ without insurance but with tracking through DHL 38€ with 500€ insurance and tracking through DHL Payment will be accepted through PayPal, fees will have to be paid by the customer. Sorry that it will take some time. But I am just starting the business!
  11. Frank Schwaiger
    Below you will find my new Yoke Bridge with Yoke Clamp for any monitor arm! On the pictures you'll find a version of the bridge which has a 70mm rod distance and is for 15mm rods. I can change change the rod distance to anything down to 50mm. The advantage: With this bridge and clamp you can rotate the monitor yoke very close to the monitor arm in every position you can imagine. Therefore you will never take off the monitor again when you switch from high- to low-mode. Just rotate it to the desired position. The clamp is rock solid because of it's huge contact area. It came back from anodizing today, I tested and love it! Rock solid piece. I can make the bridge and the clamp for 250€ if you are interested.
  12. Frank Schwaiger
    Above you will find the pictures of the new Yoke for the Atomos Shogun Inferno / Flame series with CG Plates for the 2 options with and without V-Mount battery. It will work with the SmallRig Cage 2008 mentioned in the first post. I tested it today, CG is found perfectly, working very well! With the CG Plates HDMI IN, Remote IN is blocked as well as NP-F and SSD slots. SSDs can be changed by taking off the monitor and removing the CG Plate in 2 minutes. The Yoke has threads in theses positions: 3x 1/4"/20 at the center and in a 3cm distance from the center to each side 2x M5 at 1.15 cm distance form the center (which are needed for my monitor bridge and clamp which can be found here) I can make the Yoke for 110€ the 4 CG plates will be extra 130€ I can make any Yoke for you and also change the size and positions of the threads if you provide the details.
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  14. Frank Schwaiger
    Hi guys, I dig this out because I am making a CG-yoke for the Atomos 7" series. Please, find it here!
  15. Frank Schwaiger
    The OP who originally designed the yoke for the Marshall 651 monitor was Tom Wills. Dear Tom, thanks again. Someone helped me rember it!
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