Power your DJI Video Transmitter along with your camera with this V-mount to V-mount Tilta Power Supply Module for DJI Video Transmitter V-Mountfrom Tilta. The power module consists of a V-mount battery plate and a V-mount camera-side plate that mount on either side of the DJI Video Transmitter. The V-mount camera-side plate mounts quickly onto the camera, and the V-mount battery plate provides the ability to power the transmitter and the camera simultaneously with a long-lasting, separately available V-mount battery.

Power DJI Video Transmitter via Battery    V-Mount Battery Plate    V-Mount Camera-Side Mounting Plate    Plates Mount Directly on Transmitter    Powers Both Camera & Transmitter    Durable Aluminum Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Asked question before but said I had to log in. Will this work with the new RS3/(PRO)? Thanks in advance!

A: Yes, The Tilta Power Supply Base Plate for DJI RS 2 will also work and support the RS3 Pro.

Q: 2. Can I use this adapter with Tilta Advanced Rear Operating Control Handle for DJI RS 3 Pro/RS 2?

A: No, because the Tilta Advanced Rear Operating Control Handle takes both NATO rails on the gimbal and the Tilta Power Supply Base Plate needs one of the gimbal's NATO rails.

Q: 3. Does this work with the new receiver module as well?

A: Yes, the Tilta Power Supply Module for DJI Video Transmitter (V-Mount to V-Mount) would support the DJI Wireless Video Receiver model listed below. DJI Wireless Video Receiver BH #DJVR

Q: 4. My Teradek 2 pin lemo to AC plug powers this base but when I hit the lock/sleep button the power cuts out. Insufficient voltage?

A: The Tilta Power Supply Base Plate for Select DJI Gimbals requires 13-17V DC power via the 2-Pin LEMO connection and the Teradek 2-Pin LEMO to AC Adapter Cable only supplies 9V DC. It would be recommended to use the included D-Tap to 2-Pin LEMO adapter with a battery with a 14.8V D-Tap port for proper function.

Q: 5. What d-tap to 2 pin cable would be suitable that is 36 inches or longer?

A: As long as the cable is labeled as a D-tap to 2-pin LEMO cable, you're fine.

Q: 6. What is the voltage requirement for the RS 2?

A: The DJI RS 2 needs 15.4 Volts

Q: 7. When this is connected, will it automatically power on the gimbal or does the gimbal still have to be powered in separately? I am looking for a solution that allows me to hang a gimbal in the rafters and be remotely turned on and off

A: The Tilta Power Supply Base Plate for Select DJI Gimbals (B&H# TIGAPBP) does not add nor subtract any remote switching ability to the gimbal. The gimbal will still work as it would if it were attached to the battery grip directly. This product does not add a remote switching ability.

Q: 8. Does the D tap output also ACCEPT power via d-tap, thereby powering the ring? I ask because the gold mount plate doesn't work for many people, it's poorly designed to foul the gimbal or top handle when a 'normal' gold mount battery is attached. So I would like to know if i can attach a gold mount to the ring via a basic clamp mount (so not feeding power through pins, just a bog standard clamp), then make a male- male D-tap cable and plug INTO the power supply module's output from the battery's dtap output. IF that would work, it would make any other power supply modules on the ring 'hot' for accessories. Sorry for such a long question but i wanted to give the reason for it so you understand the dilemma. Please let me know? I have like 24 Gold mount batteries so i'm not excited to switch to Vlock system just for this bladdy gimbal

A: The Dtap connector on the Tilta Power Supply Module for Ring Grip will only output power.

Q: 9. What shock absorber is that in the picture?

A: The image of the Tilta Power Supply Base Plate for Select DJI Gimbals shows the Tilta Hydra Alien Shock-Absorbing Head with Soft Spring Module, for vibration isolation on the rig.

Q: 10. Does the power cable come with it, and if so how long is it?

A: The Tilta Power Supply Base Plate for DJI RS 2 comes with a D-Tap to 2-Pin Power Cable that is15.7".