When you go outdoors to shoot with your Orbit Base Kit or Studio Kit and can't mount your Orbit using a ceiling mount, this MARBL Orbit Outdoor Bracket Speed Rail Adapter Kitallows you to mount the Orbit suspended on a standard speed rail. The kit includes two 8" steel trusses with a junior pin and one 8" steel truss with a threaded tube. Both trusses mount onto a standard 1.25" speed rail. The junior pin trusses can mount onto standard C-stands or high riser stands, and the threaded tube truss mounts onto the Orbit and a speed rail scaffold.

To operate the Orbit with this outdoor kit safely, separately available items, including two large-size C-stands, two speed rails (minimum 20' sections recommended), and a minimum of four sandbags are required. The trusses feature a black powder-coated finish.

Bring Orbit Base Station Outdoors    Use When You Can't Rig Ceiling Mount    Designed to Fit 1.25" Speed Rail    2 x 8" Trusses with Junior Pin    1 x 8" Truss with Threaded Tube    Also Works with Studio Kit    Powder-Coated Black Finish    Requires C-Stands, Speed Rail, Sandbags

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Any similar product to fit Alien arm? by looking looks like it should fit Alien arm?

A: There is only the suction cup mount and this speed rail mount.

Q: 2. do these work withDana Dolly Portable Dolly System Rental Kit with Universal Track Ends? Also, what other items are needed?

A: Yes, according to the MFR RigWheels, the RigWheels PortaRail Collapsible Speed Rail with Six 40- Sections & Four Connectors, would be appropriate for a Dana Dolly Portable Dolly System Rental Kit with Universal Track Ends.

Q: 3. Do you sell a speed rail that this fits nicely on?

A: The Tilta 2" Speed Rail Clamp for Hydra Predator Arm (B&H# TIHDAT05RMA) is part of the Tilta Hydra Predator Shock Absorbing Arm (V-Mount) (B&H# TIHDAT05V) or Tilta Hydra Predator Shock Absorbing Arm (Gold Mount) (B&H# TIHDAT05AB) and it may indeed be used with standard two-inch (50mm) speed rail, just like those arm kits. As of mid May 2022, B&H does not sell speed rail of that diameter, but if and when we do sell Tilta's version of that rail (Tilta HDA-SRK-SR) you will be able to find it at this link: https://bhpho.to/3yIzfrM

Q: 4. What is the spacing between the 4 1/4" holes? I would like to mount on an optical breadboard with 25 mm M6 holes.

A: The only information the manufacture is that the Hole information: center hole threaded 5/16" - 18, remaining mounting holes are pass through (unthreaded) 1/4"

Q: 5. Can we confirm that this this will securely clamp to 1.25" and 1.5" speed rail? Pardon the redundant question

A: The Tilta 2" Speed Rail Clamp for Hydra Predator Arm will mount to 1.5" and 2" but not 1.25" speedrails.

Q: 6. Will this clamp/close down to roughly 30mm or less for a ZWO 120 mini or ASI AIr Plus???

A: The only information Losmandy provides for the Dovetail Saddle Adapter Bracket BH #LODVA • MFR #DVA is that. Engineered to accept the large Losmandy and the smaller Vixen-style dovetail plates the bracket simply bolts to your OTA or rings using the existing mount holes, and allows you to quickly attach and break-down your rig without tools - simply loosen the included locking thumbscrew.

Q: 7. Is this bracket the only one that will fit in the Impact Quikbox?

A: The Godox S2 speedlight bracket for bowens will work B&H # GOS2 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1513261-REG/godox_s2_bracket_with_bowens.html

Q: 8. It is this correct? 2" speedrail? The standard is 1.25 and 1.5. Why would Tilta go with a non-standard rail size?

A: The Tilta 2" Speed Rail Clamp for Hydra Predator Arm will work with speed rails with an outer diameter up to 2".

Q: 9. Is the opening large enough to fit 2 standard speedlite heads?

A: Unfortunately, this ring is only suitable for one speedlite at a time.

Q: 10. Will I be able to mount this saddle on to the tube rings of my Sky Watcher Esprit 100 mm ED telescope?

A: You should be able to mount the Losmandy Dovetail Saddle Adapter Bracket BH #LODVA • MFR #DVA on to the tube rings of my Sky Watcher Esprit 100 mm ED telescope.