Camera Power cables

[Nathan Rodan]

Hey all. Looking into steadicam power cables and came across someone on ebay who makes and sells. Has anyone used cables from co-link007 before? 

[Jordan Sadler]

While those cables may be affordable, for guaranteed durability and quality I’d use cables from Stephen Siegel (www.sjscables.com). He also makes cables with custom size/length and connector types to fit your specific rig and needs. All of my cables are made by him and you can expect fast response time and troubleshooting as well. Highly recommend using SJS Cables. 

[Nicola Paoli]

I don't know those ones, but if you are really looking for cheap cables and you don't want to make them by yourself, you can find even cheaper ones sold by the brands "SZJELEN" or "CN-PLUGE" on Aliexpress... I have some of them as backups, they work, for now.

[Maxwel Fisher]

Don't buy cheap power cables from an unknown source. They are unreliable and can end up causing damage to your sled or the camera. Be it knockoff connectors, the wrong gauge wire or worse, incorrectly wired, if they're cheap, there is a reason.

Cableflexer (https://www.cableflexer.com) makes incredible quality cables of all types. In fun colors too if you want. Greg Bubb at XCS (http://www.xcsinc.com/) also does. Terry West (in California) and David Hable (in Canada) also make cables, but I've never purchased any from them.

[Geoffrey Shrewsbury]

I’ve gotten some stuff from them, mostly ends to make my own cables.  I had to send some stuff back and they were responsive and easy to deal with.  Can’t say anything to longevity.