The 31.5" YC Onion Hot Dog Bun Motorized Slider 31.5"includes a motor that attaches to the slider carriage to motorize your slides with smooth, consistent motion. Using an iOS/Android companion app, you can assign A and B start and end travel points in both video and time-lapse modes. Settings such as speed and back and forth loop motion are also assignable. In time-lapse mode, you can adjust the frame rate, the number of photos, interval time, exposure, damping, and other parameters. The motor also has onboard buttons for setting A and B start and end points directly without an app. The motor attaches to the slider carriage with included screws, and a belt attaches to the motor and to the two ends of the slider by quick release clip mounts. You can also remove the motor and belt and use the slider fully manually.

The motor can also be paired with select DJI and Zhiyun-Tech gimbals, and simultaneous motion settings can be assigned for the slider and the gimbal from the same YC Onion app to achieve 4-axis motion control. To pair the DJI Ronin-S or RS 2, an optional YC Onion Interlink module is additionally required. There are separate ones available for these two gimbals, and they sandwich in between the gimbal and the slider. But Zhiyun gimbals can be paired directly, without any add-on module required. The following Zhiyun gimbals are directly compatible: WEEBILL LAB, WEEBILL-S, CRANE 3 LAB, CRANE 3S, CRANE 2S, CRANE 2, and CRANE-M2. The WEEBILL-2 is expected to be compatible in the near future as well.

Time-lapse capture can be achieved with the slider placed horizontally or slanted on a tripod. The motor supports up to 44 lb horizontally, up to 31 lb when inclined at 45° on a tripod, and up to 14 lb when mounted fully vertically.

The slider carriage features a 3/8"-16 screw, supporting compatible tripod heads and ball heads (as well as the optional Interlink module). On the bottom of the slider are 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads for mounting the slider on a tripod.

Attachable Motor with Controls & LCD    Can Be Used Manually with Motor Removed    DJI/Zhiyun Gimbal Pairing    iOS/Android App Slider/Gimbal Settings    Time-Lapse Settings: A/B, Loop & More    44 lb Horizontal/14 lb Vertical Payload    2.5mm Shutter Control Port    A/B Travel Points Memory    Carbon Fiber Rods, Aluminum Construction    Battery & Power Bank Support

The motor can be powered by an optional Sony F550, F750, or F950 battery, or by an optional USB power bank, which would connect to a USB Type-C port on the motor. An F550 battery provides up to four hours of runtime, an F750 up to eight hours, and an F970 up to 11 hours. A 10000mAh power bank lasts up to three hours.

Next to the USB Type-C port on the motor is a 2.5mm DC port for connecting compatible shutter cables (sold separately) for enhanced time-lapse capture with your camera.

The motor has a power button, stepless control knob, A/B buttons, and 1.3" LCD screen that displays the status of select assigned parameters, so you don't need an app to assign and monitor settings for basic A to B motions. The control knob lets you adjust speed and make various selections.

The assigned A to B travel points are stored in the motor's memory and can be used the next time you use the slider. When these travel points are changed, the motor stores the new settings, replacing the previous ones.

The belt has integrated clips on the end that allow it to be attached to the slider by quick release. An Allen key comes inserted in a dedicated slot on one end of the slider, and it's used to tighten the belt by tightening the corresponding belt screw, which is also on the end of the slider. The belt can be removed, and the slider used manually.

Independently adjustable feet allow you to compensate for uneven surfaces when placing the slider on the ground.

The slider uses lightweight carbon fiber rods and aluminum components mostly everywhere else.

The companion app is compatible with iOS 11.0 or later, and Android 6.0 or later. It can be downloaded for free from the App Store or Google Play.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Anyone try this with a Neewer Camera slider? The mounting and belt threading look the same.

A: This is made specifically for the YC-Onion Slider. We do not recommend attempting to retrofit it on to any other slider.

Q: 2. The pictures all show a single tripod being mounted in the center. Can it be supported by two tripods, one at each end?

A: Yes, Each end of the YC Onion Hot Dog Bun Motorized Slider has a 1/4 20 mounting point where you could connect a tripod head or other support option to. Also you could work with the following support arms. YC Onion Stability Arms Pro (Pair) BH #YCZ1S1PRO https://bhpho.to/3DamAPN

Q: 3. will there still be support for belts and motors in the event they fail?

A: There is a 1-year limited warranty from the manufacturer that should provide support, but we do recommend that one reads the full disclosure of said warranty prior to purchase.

Q: 4. Does the interlink module work with the RS3 Pro?

A: Yes, The YC Onion RS2 Interlink Module will also support the DJI RS3 Pro Gimbal. YC Onion YC RS2 Interlink Module BH #YCDJRSMK • MFR #DJRS-MK https://bhpho.to/3k11Fb6

Q: 5. Does this include everything needed to use the Weebill S on top?

A: Yes

Q: 6. Does this come with a cable to control Nikon D850?

A: No it does not.

Q: 7. What cable is required for this to work with the D850?

A: This is only a slider. it does not integrate with the camera's electronics, so no cable is necessary. A motorized pan tilt head can be added on top and that may integrate with a camera.

Q: 8. is this compatible with the Dji RSC2?

A: The YC Onion Hot Dog Bun Motorized Slider could support the RSC2 via the 1/4 20 attachment at the base of the handle. However you will need to add a Head or an adapter to convert the 3/8 16 fitting on the Slider to the 1/4 20 on the base of the RSC2's handle.

Q: 9. Does this come with a carrying case?

A: No. The following unit does not come with a carry case.

Q: 10. Is the Interlink module required for the RS2? All material I see shows the battery grip still attached when mounted on the slider..

A: The Interlink module is required for this pairing.