Secure your Hydra Alien Car Mounting System for dynamic vehicle-mounted shots using the Tilta Hydra M25 Mounting Bracket for 4.5" Suction Cupfrom Tilta. The mounting bracket is designed with an M25 thread that supports the Hydra Alien system, and it mounts onto a separately available Tilta 4.5" electronic suction cup using four M4 screws.

M25 Thread for Hydra Alien System    Mounts onto 4.5" Electronic Suction Cup    Mounts Using Four Screws    Durable Aluminum Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long is the arm?

A: The arm is 258mm long.

Q: 2. Will this work with the DJI Ronin m?

A: Yes, you will need to use an adapter for the Ronin M.

Q: 3. Will this work for a Ronin S?

A: No, this is only compatible with the DJI RS2 and RSC2 gimbals. It comes with the Power Baseplate for DJI RS2 and RSC2 gimbals.

Q: 4. Can it use the RS4 Pro Rs4 ?

A: Yes, the Tilta Hydra Alien Car Mounting System (V-Mount) will also support the DJI RS4 and RS4 Pro gimbals.

Q: 5. Where can you get replacement plates for the mount? Can't find them.

A: You will have to get replacement plates for the Tilta Hydra Alien Car Mounting System (V-Mount) directly through Tilta.

Q: 6. Will this work with the Ronin S if I were to get the Tilta wireless control kit for the ronin S?

A: Yes it will.

Q: 7. will this work with the ronin-m? or ronin 2?

A: No it will not this is designed for the New Ronin RS 2 and is part of the Tilta DJI Ecosystem for the new DJi gimbals

Q: 8. Will the rs3 (non pro) fit on this?

A: Yes, the Tilta Hydra Alien Car Mounting System (V-Mount) is compatible with the DJI RS 3, RS 3 Pro, or RS 2.

Q: 9. What are the best stiffness settings for using it with an A7SIII with a lighter lens?

A: The Tilta Hydra Alien Car Mounting System (V-Mount) does have settings for payload weight. It is up to the you to set the weight of the payload by adjusting the pressure of the arm, Tilta does not have pre-set stiffness settings on the arm, unfortunately. I would recommend generally using a bit heavier setup to achieve a more stable image.

Q: 10. does the design of this rig make it difficult to mount the gimbal low to the ground? for example: with 1 cup connected low to the bumper and 2 cups connected to the flat/gently-curved part of the trunk/hood, it looks to me like the diagonally-mounted support strut might be easily blocked by the edge of the hood/trunk when trying to connect it from the vertical to the horizontal piece ~ does this make sense? thoughts?

A: There are a number of different ways to mount this support depending on the accessories that you would like to purchase with it and where you want to position it on the car. for example to get low angle shots it seems imperative that you purchase some single handed gimbal ( like the Ronin RS2). On the sides of the car it would be quite easy to get a low angle shot when mounted to the car door on the front or back of the car it seems as though it would be quite difficult. The design of the car will also affect how easy/difficult it is to get the shots that you want. for example in the photos they used a BMW Sedan which poses a challenge when mounting this rig to the rear but if they were to swap that car for an SUV, or mini van then there would be a lot more surface area on the back of the car making it feasible to get a low angle shot from the back.