The Camplex 12-Channel LC Single-Mode Fiber Tactical Snake comes in a reel of 250'. It is a ruggedized multi-channel fiber optic cable designed for multiple deployments for field production in outside broadcast, rental houses, and more. It is a highly flexible tight-buffered tactical cable with internal aramid strength members for crush resistance in high-traffic areas (if handled properly) and a polyurethane outer sheath designed to withstand crushing by both military tanks and outside broadcast vehicles. All assemblies are multi-stage machine polished and tested for <0.55 dB RL with test results for each channel supplied with each cable.

The Tactical Fiber Snake Reel includes Schill fiber optic cable reels with connector protection cavity and hinged latching door. The Schill reel has been carefully selected to ensure proper support and critical bend radius required by fiber optic cables.

Built with OCC multichannel tactical cable & heavy-duty connectors with dust caps

Individual channels ruggedized with Techflex protection & 24" fanout

Compact, round cable design for ease of transportation and deployment

Designed for use in adverse environments where reduced size and weight are important

Helically stranded cable core for flexibility, deployment survivability, and mechanical protection of the optical fibers

Cable has been tested and is suitable for use in military data communications applications

Can be used outdoors for temporary deployment directly on the ground in all terrains, including severe environments

Suitable for outside broadcast, industrial, mining, and petrochemical environments (chemical resistant)

Crush-resistant and resilient with a thick layer of aramid strength members

Polyurethane jacketed for abrasion, cut, and chemical resistance

Meets MIL-PRF-85045 specifications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do these rods have threading on the inside for extensions?

A: These rods are not threaded.

Q: 2. How do these attach to the small rig cage? or do they come with that piece that attaches to the rig on the 3rd image?

A: The SmallRig 15mm Carbon Fiber Rod Set (12"), like any 15mm rod, would be held in plave by a clamping system, which are most commonly found on base plates and shoulder rigs, but can also be purchased for different mounting setups/accessories as well. Whether or not your SmallRig cage has a base plate included depends on the cage, and how you purchased it, but if it doesn't have a base plate, one can be purchased and added on. See: https://bhpho.to/3uw2qZE

Q: 3. The interior dimension of the bag appear to be smaller than the size of mixer. Does the bag fit?

A: Yes the bag fits the mixer. Forced perspective can be deceiving.

Q: 4. what are the stereo aux returns?

A: The stereo aux returns are the master returns for aux 1 and 2. If you use aux 1 and 2 for a stereo cue mix if you dont bring up the stereo returns for aux 1 and 2. No one will hear the cue mix.

Q: 5. Any idea how much amplification is added to the signal?

A: AKG lists the nominal output as 680 mW per channel into 32 Ohms.

Q: 6. Will the input B on the back accepts quarter inch input? I see a XLR and a quarter inch jack there.

A: Channel B has XLR connectors. The 1/4 inch connectors are for channel A and the link outputs.

Q: 7. can carry also 3g-sdi signal?

A: Yes, this will carry 6G-SDI, 3G-SDI and HD-SDI signals as well as 12G-SDI.

Q: 8. Is the USB output of this board in stereo? The USB output of the v2 was mono mix

A: According to Mackie's specifications, the integrated 2x4 USB audio interface for ProFXv3 series mixers provides USB 2.0 format, A/D/A 24-bit at 44.1, 48, 96 or 192 kHz with one stereo input and two stereo outputs. The ProFXv2 series mixers have an integrated 2x2 USB audio interface that is USB 1.1 format, A/D/A 16-bit at 44.1 or 48 kHz with one stereo input and one stereo output.

Q: 9. How many inputs will be available on my DAW when using the USB function?

A: This mixer has just 4 USB out channels, which is basically two stereo pair. If you are recording a small ensemble or solo artist this may be ok, but it is really not intended to be a full fledged multi-channel interface, rather a live board with the ability to record a live mix, or stream. If you are interested in something that might be good in both a live situation where you need a lot of inputs an routing capabilities, yet wish to record tracks to your DAW, consider the Tascam Model 12. It is a hybrid 12/10 io USB interface built in to a nice 12-channel live board. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1539340-REG/tascam_model_12_mixer_intrfc_recordr_controlr.html

Q: 10. is this cable shielded?

A: The Canare 12G-SDI UHD 4K Single-Channel BNC Cable (3') uses a 91% Tinned-Annealed Copper (TAC) Braid shielding.