Use this 65.6' Waterbird Power Data Cable 4-Pin XLR 65.6ftto deliver both power and communication to your compatible slider system. The cable features a female 4-pin XLR connector on one end and a male 4-pin XLR connector on the other. It can connect to Waterbird MS PRO, Swift, and XL slider systems to facilitate the exchange of power and control.

Delivers Power and Data    For Select MS Series Slider Systems    Female 4-Pin XLR to Male 4-Pin XLR    65.6' Total Length

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the Audio-Technica BP4025 stereo mic?

A: Thank you for your question. This cable will function perfectly with the 5-pin output of the BP4025 and to split the stereo signal to separate left and right xlr.

Q: 2. What is the power rating on the output of this device? (watts or amps)

A: The power rating depends on the battery it is hooked up to. The P-Tap batteries that we sell seem to top out around 266 Wh.

Q: 3. Could I connect this to a wireless mic receiver and record into a Tascam DR-40?

A: Certain wireless mic receivers are specific as to what output cables they are compatible with. While the above cable may work with your receiver, we would suggest looking up the specific output cable used by the system and attempt to purchase that.

Q: 4. Does this work with v-mount batteries? What's needed in terms of accessories?

A: The Waterbird MS SWIFT S 200 Camera Slider (79") has an XLR 4pin power input that can be used with a power supply. Waterbird Cube 24V Power Supply for MS SWIFT S/X & MS XL Systems BH #WAPSU24

Q: 5. Will this cable work for other applications besides the Panasonic YAGH? I'm looking for regulated 12v power from a P-Tap Vlock battery plate that runs to a camera 4 pin XLR power input. The camera runs well on 12v power. Thanks

A: Yes this can be used on many products that use standard 4 pin XLR input regulated at 12v

Q: 6. Will this work with the RS2 Pro and RS3 Pro too?

A: The Waterbird Slidekamera DJI Ronin Stabilizer Adapter would only support the DJI Professional Gimbal models like the DJI RS2, and DJI RS3 Pro.

Q: 7. Is this a shielded cable?

A: Yes it is shielded.

Q: 8. Will this connect properly with good audio quality from the RodeLink Receiver/Rode Wireless Go's Receiver to a camera's XLR input?

A: It works for me

Q: 9. will this work with the blue yeti pro xlr connection? would like to hook up to a mixer

A: The Yeti Pro is wired standard for 5 pin stereo XLR cables, and should work with most third party 5pin to dual 3 pin XLR cables.

Q: 10. Currently Have a Sony ECM-MS957 - Stereo Condenser Microphone with the 5 pin XLR Female outWill this Rode cable isolate 2 mono channels into the male XLRs?

A: Hi Robert, I use this cable with my AT BP4029 stereo microphone and plug the 2 male xlr into my zoom recorder. Each male XLR connector have the signal of each channel. My mic is also MS, so connector 1 carries the Mid, and connector 2 carries the Side channels. I hope this help you