[7-pin LEMO] Works with a arri c-force mini motor. It did ship with the center screw (not pictures)

[8-pin ARRI] I needed a replacement power cable for my L10-C. This is fully consistent with the high quality parts I've come to expect from ARRI.

[23" / 60 cm] Chrosziel really stands for German quality and costumer service. I had the chance to test this and I can say it's a very strong motor, ideal for crash zooms but also for slow, smooth zooms on cine lenses! It also has a Photolens-Mode but for that it raises the minimum zoom speed. Also you dont need to own a FX6 or any of the other supported Sony cams. Just plug your LANC-Controller into the motor and you can use it with any camera. The Chrosziel Team also was very helpful with any questions I would have and offered great and fast costumer service which is something I value a lot!

[7-pin LEMO] Improved speed of focus motor is always a plus

[23" / 60 cm] For most people it's probably 1 job in 30 or 40 that you need a wide gear for a lens with a traveling element, but when one comes up, it's inevitably thrown at you without notice. I recently bought a single channel arri WFF w/ a cforce mini RF, so I immediately ordered this gear to keep in the case...just in case.

[7-pin LEMO] The cables are sturdy and you are comfortable knowing that you wont loose connection

[8-pin ARRI] The FX9 handgrip cable is well-known for being a little too tight when extended. This add-on takes the stress off

[23" / 60 cm] Haven’t used it a ton yet. But compared it to the Teradek motor, and the Heden MV26 (paired with a It’s definiteky quieter and smaller - and about half the weight of the Teradek, which was already pretty light. I dig the ingenious rod clamp that adapts to either 15 or 19mm internally without the need for an adapter that you could lose. I am using it with my Chrosziel Magnum 200. Has no problem pulling stiffer cinema lenses. The only potential negative is that the cable that runs to the receiver is fixed. So while that reduces weight with the reduced connector, if the cable gets damaged, your motor is out of commission until the motor cable is repaired (taking the whole motor out of use). I intend on having a backup motor. Given that Chrosziels system is compatible with other brands of motors (unlike the Teradek), should be easy to find one to swap in.

[23" / 60 cm] A 1' LBUS cable is just about the perfect length for me. I often mount my motors from the top of the camera, so a 1' cable reached from the LBUS port on the lens mount up to a top-mounted motor just perfectly. If using more than one motor, I try to place them on either side of the lens in order to balance the weight for my operator, and again the 1' cable is the perfect size to reach across the lens to the other motor.

[8-pin ARRI] I had my cable go bad a week ago and I ordered a new one and it worked perfectly. Always double check that it works as sometimes the different Teradek cables I've bought didn't work right out of the box. Anytime I've had that issue B&H replaced the damaged item quickly.