MarshallNY
Member
Here is a long 12-volt cable, terminated with 4-pin XLR connectors.
You can use it to power any camera, monitor or other gear which requires 10-15 volts DC power. I built this myself since there was nothing similar on the market.
I used Whirlwind 14/2 speaker cable (which is a heavy enough gauge to carry the voltage with little loss) and Neutrik 4-pin male and female XLRs. It is wired in the standard pin 1 and 4 configuration. A RIP-TIE velcro strap is attached.
This cable was used only a few times, mostly to power a full-size shoulder-mounted broadcast camera which was mounted on a small jib. An AC power supply sent the voltage over the cable to the camera which was easier to move on the jib with since we didn't need a brick battery on the camera back.
You can use it for similar situations or just about anyhere the 12-volt power source can't be too close to the equipment.
The cable is in excellent condition; it was just checked for continuity and shorts. Asking price is $65.
If you're in the NYC area, you can inspect it, and take, cash-and-carry, from my UWS location (I'm a few blocks from 96th/B'way), or I will ship for additional charges and a PayPal prepayment.
(I'll be adding more 12-volt custom-made gear in a few days.)
For more information, e-mail me here, or directly at
marshall@mjeassoc.com
And while you're at it, check out the very nice set of pro-quality lav mics I still have for sale, at...
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?251455
and a shade/filter-holder for the Century Asphere, at...
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?252177
You can use it to power any camera, monitor or other gear which requires 10-15 volts DC power. I built this myself since there was nothing similar on the market.
I used Whirlwind 14/2 speaker cable (which is a heavy enough gauge to carry the voltage with little loss) and Neutrik 4-pin male and female XLRs. It is wired in the standard pin 1 and 4 configuration. A RIP-TIE velcro strap is attached.
This cable was used only a few times, mostly to power a full-size shoulder-mounted broadcast camera which was mounted on a small jib. An AC power supply sent the voltage over the cable to the camera which was easier to move on the jib with since we didn't need a brick battery on the camera back.
You can use it for similar situations or just about anyhere the 12-volt power source can't be too close to the equipment.
The cable is in excellent condition; it was just checked for continuity and shorts. Asking price is $65.
If you're in the NYC area, you can inspect it, and take, cash-and-carry, from my UWS location (I'm a few blocks from 96th/B'way), or I will ship for additional charges and a PayPal prepayment.
(I'll be adding more 12-volt custom-made gear in a few days.)
For more information, e-mail me here, or directly at
marshall@mjeassoc.com
And while you're at it, check out the very nice set of pro-quality lav mics I still have for sale, at...
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?251455
and a shade/filter-holder for the Century Asphere, at...
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?252177