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PRO Arms & back mounted vests


Klaus Markl

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The Pro manual states on page 20:


Orientation of the socket block adapter assembly is critical in that, the Arm should never be mounted in such a way that the weight is applied parallel to the axis. This incorrect axis orientation is always present when using back mounted vests.


Are there any known issuses caused by using a PRO Arm with a Klassen vest? Any modifications recommended?

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The pro arm has the same weak link all arms do...the heim joint/rod-end bearings that adjust the angle of the socket block. Except for that carry over from the beginning of time, the rest of the arm is pretty bomb proof. MK-V makes an adaptor block that gets rid of the screws. Cheap insurance to replace them every few years anyways, especially if you are back mounted. It's a beefy arm and strong as hell, wouldn't worry too much about it unless you are flying gigantor cameras or have neglected it for many years.

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FYI

I just got an email from Howard saying he is no longer with MK-V directly.

"I no longer get emails from Mk-v I am working as a consultant for them and I have not heard anything.

I have forwarded your email to them and I hope they answer you.I no longer get emails from Mk-v I am working as a consultant for them and I have not heard anything.

I have forwarded your email to them and I hope they answer you.

Please let me know."

Cheers

Howard

Please let me know.

Cheers

Howard

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