Power you CineShooter or Second Shooter motion control system from Gold mount or V-mount batteries with this Kessler Crane D-Tap to 2-Pin LEMO Cablefrom Kessler Crane. The cable plugs into the D-Tap port of Gold mount and V-mount batteries, or any D-Tap power source that outputs 14.4 to 14.8 VDC, and it regulates the power down to 11.8 to 12.9 VDC to power your compatible Kessler motion control system.

12 VDC Nominal Output    For CineShooter and Second Shooter

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi the load capicity indicated is 10lb/4.5 kg. Does it include the counter balance weights or is it just calculated for the camera (or crane and camera)?

A: The load capacity refers to the weight of the camera and accessories.

Q: 2. what is needede to use this with an ursa mini and sony a7s ii?

A: This head has standard 1/4 -20 thread on the top of it. The simplest way to connect any camera to it will be to use a Quick Release Adapter Plate, such as the Manfrotto 577, B&H # MA577.https://bhpho.to/2g7RDlc

Q: 3. What is the height of this item?

A: The Kessler Crane Hercules 2.0 Head is 15 x 8 x 4.5 and weighs 7.7 pounds.

Q: 4. What are the dimensions when closed with the wheels attached? Looks amazing but might be too bulky and wide/thick

A: The Kessler Crane K-Pod Tripod System has a Folded Dimension of 39" x 10.75" x 10" and weight is 22lbs. With dolly attached it would add about 5 inches.

Q: 5. can this Jib handle a Sony FS7?

A: This Jib is awesome but it is best used with a body with a short base as the attachment plate for the Jib is a little bit short. There is a possibility that your threaded hole is in a position that it would clear the arm when going up and down but I am not sure. We use it with our Panasonic AC90 and it just clears it. Use strong sticks though as the jib / tripod will wobble if the camera is too heavy. I hope this helps.

Q: 6. Can you use this to mount a Kessler Cineslider to 100mm bowl-size tripod legs?

A: Yes. This item BH #KETH1019 allows and users to mount flat items like the underside of the Cineslider to the 100 mm bowl based Kessler Tripod System.

Q: 7. Is it possible to get an overhead shot (looking straight down) with this jib?

A: It is possible to get an overhead shot with this jib, however you'll probably want to attach a security cable to your camera to play it safe. There are two knobs that can be loosened to extend the jib; when both are fully extended the camera will stay parallel to ground, but if you extend the top bar further than the bottom bar you can progressively tilt the camera down further and further. This jib has been extremely useful on my shoots, where I rarely have an assistant, as I can set this up in just a few minutes. Make sure you properly set your counter weight, this and a bit of practice and you'll be getting some nice, smooth shots.

Q: 8. What's the thread size of the stud at the bottom? Is it possible to pair it with a shorter tie-down?

A: This Ball Mount has One 3/8"-16 and Four 1/4"-20 threads on it. However we are not aware of a shorter tie down available for this mount.

Q: 9. Does this provide proper vertical spacing on the rods for the Canon C500 mk II for a mattebox?

A: no this will not work for the canon C500 MKii

Q: 10. does this crane need a specific kind of tripod?

A: The base of the Pocket Jib has a 3/8 -16 screw hole so it will mount to the base of any standard tripod leg. You will just want to make sure the tripod you use is rated to support the total payload.