The 75' (22.9 m) Camplex TAC1 Simplex OM3 Tactical Fiber Optic Cable 75'from Camplex TAC1 Simplex OM3 Tactical Fiber Optic Cable 75'meets all outdoor tactical needs for broadcast applications requiring an outdoor rated crush and impact resistant design. The polyurethane core-locked design will be found where ordinary PVC jacket cables do not provide adequate protection in the field. The cable is machine polished and interferometer tested to industry standards.

Designed to Withstand Impact    Indoor/Outdoor Rated Jacket    Polyurethane Core-Locked Design    Rugged & Lightweight    Broadcast Deployable

Broadcast deployable

Indoor/Outdoor rated jacket

500 Micron primary acrylate buffer with 900 Micron secondary hard elastomeric buffer (Ultra-Fox Plus)

Crush and impact resistance due to their polyurethane core-locked outer jacket

Designed to withstand crush and impact after deployment

Strong, lightweight and durable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this tripod come with a sliding camera mount plate?

A: Yes. It does.

Q: 2. When mounting at slider on top (i.e. Rhino slider) is it still easy to make height adjustments frequently? I wasn’t sure if those red handles are too close to the top making it hard to flip up?

A: Yes, the Flowtech provides fast and easy adjustments on height when using sliders on top.

Q: 3. Has anyone tried mounting a slider on it? does it have any substantial flex? and how does it compare to the Manfrotto 535 and 536 in terms of stiffness and stability?

A: This is a surprisingly stable tripod. The first time I took it in the field my producer thought it was a weird, cheap thing until he saw the Sachtler branding. Once the legs are locked, they stiffen and feel as solid as a set of Sachtler speedlocks. I will say, with the spreader attached, it feels rather narrow. Depending on the load, I would have liked the legs to spread more. To answer your question, in comparison to the flex/stability of the Manfrotto legs, it is as stabile as them, albeit without the spread of those legs in terms of width. This was an upgrade for me from the Manfrotto 546B Legs. No regrets thus far

Q: 4. Can this be used with photography ball head or gimbal?

A: Yes it can be, if you have the proper adapter. This tripod is designed for heads with a 75mm ball connection, most photography heads will have a 3/8" Flat Base Connection. The Manfrotto 520BALLSH 75mm Short Half-Ball, B&H # MA520BSH, will allow you to attach most Photography Heads to this tripod. https://bhpho.to/2xdormd

Q: 5. Is it okay to use this legs in let say small water or a small river ? Only quarter bottom of the legs inside the water , not full legs .

A: I have used extensively for wildlife shoots in harsh conditions such as fresh water and streams. I have had no problems. I have not let sticks get buried deep in river mud. I have used on saltwater sea shores, but have always done good rinses before salt dries and turns to crystals. No problems.

Q: 6. Does it come with a bag?

A: A bag is not included with the Sachtler Flowtech 75 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet.

Q: 7. have got the original ACE in aluminium legs. Can i purchase this carbon fibre legs separately for use with the ace fluid head i currently have on the aluminium version?

A: Hi, unfortunately not. Thee CF legs only come in the Ace L system package. But you can go for the 75 mm SpeedLock tripod.

Q: 8. Will a geared center column like the Gitzo GS531GS or the Leofoto GC-364C be compatible with this tripod to use for photography?

A: The 75mm bowl of the Sachtler Flowtech 75 MS Carbon Fiber Tripod with Mid-Level Spreader and Rubber Feet will not allow the use of the mentioned center columns.

Q: 9. Will the Benro S8 fluid head fit on this Flowtech 75 tripod?

A: Use this half ball adapter https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1008041-REG/benro_bl75_75hb_75mm_half_ball.html?sts=pi

Q: 10. can a carrying strap be attached to it?

A: yes, there is a carry strap #8691 available.