This 75', red Nebtek Thin BNC HD Video Cable 75ft Redis a low-profile, multipurpose cable designed to provide reliable video-signal connections for installs in mobile production trucks or for security camera and webcast systems. It is also well suited for building multichannel video snakes.

The cable is rated for 1080p HD video signal. It is terminated with BNC connectors on both ends.

Thin Cable for Installs/HD Video Snakes    For 1080p High-Definition Video    BNC Connectors    Built with VDM-230 Cable

• Low-attenuation cable with reduced size and weight (18 lb/Mft)
• 4.5 GHz bandwidth for HDTV
• Utilizes a pure-copper center conductor, low-loss foam dielectric, and broadband foil and braid shielding
• Gas-injected dielectric ideal for standard-definition digital video and high-definition digital video interconnect within mobile production trucks
• Solid conductor 23 AWG
• Low attenuation and return loss
• Precision 75-ohm impedance
• Full copper braid & foil shield
• 100% sweep tested

• Ideal for remote broadcast interconnect
• High-definition serial digital video
• SDI serial digital video
• High-resolution analog video

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this work with mavic mini air.

A: This is a 4K HD Monitor. The product, from DJI, is a Mavic Mini or a Mavic Air. There is no direct use for this product and the product. You could use this as a external Monitor on and iPhone or iPad but that's about it.

Q: 2. could you double up the plate to carry a heavier system?

A: Hi Nicholas, For any DSLR/lens combo, we recommend our SpiderPro Single Cam System. This is the best and most comfortable way to handle this typoe of weight. If you wish to carry a DSLR body and LIGHT lens, then purchase the SpiderPro Plate alone - this plate is compatible with your Black Widow Holster. Please email direct for any other questions, etc. Thank you Spider Team

Q: 3. So, 1600 get you only the transmitter? then I have to spend and other 1000 for a reciver.. ?

A: Hi, For $1599 you purchase both the transmitter (Air Unit) and the receiver (Ground unit) plus all the cables needed for their integration with the drone and camera.An extra receiver costs $999Kind regards,Netanel

Q: 4. Will this plate fit on the Olympus HLD-9 battery holder?

A: The lack Widow Thin Plate can support a maximum of 2 lbs. With a camera and lens, the total weight would be too much for this plate.

Q: 5. Does the receiver's HDMI output provide a clean video feed with no on-screen overlays?

A: There is an overlay on the bottom of the screen. It has useful info like signal strength. As far as I can tell there is no way to override this function for a clean recordable image.

Q: 6. how much does the transmitter weigh?

A: The part that goes in the air is 130 grams, and the ground unit weighs 260 grams

Q: 7. When calibrating, does this monitor store calibration data in the display, or via LUT?

A: The ViewSonic 15.6" VP16-OLED Thin Portable Monitor stores calibration data in the LUT.

Q: 8. What screw sizes are needed for the back panel?

A: The battery plate mounting holes are 4-40.

Q: 9. can connected with video switcher and used same video wireless ?

A: Hi,I'm not sure I understand the question, but the CONNEX Air unit has a single mini-HDMI connector. As long as you have a single video feed to the Air unit, the CONNEX system will be able to support it, even if there is a switcher after the video source or sources.Also, please see a list of supported resolutions in the link below:https://a href= http://connexuav.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205148815-Supported-Resolutions target= _blank connexuav.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/205148815-Supported-Resolutions/aRegards,Shahar KerenCustomer Support ManagerAMIMON

Q: 10. I have a MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012) with thunderbolt and usb3. Is this product fully functional with a thunderbolt to express card adapter?

A: JMR makes a PCIe to Thunderbolt adapter that will allow you to connect this device to your computer. However its full functionality will depend on the specs of your computer more so than the connection. MacBook Pros tend to be powerful machines, even when they are a few years old, so I do not think there will be any issues.