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Wasn't quite sure what forum to post this in, so mods can feel free to move it if there's a better place.
This past weekend JTyner and his dad built a Steadi-pole-thingamajig.... also known as a "Flystand" from the "designer" (we found the specs on the net).
Thought I'd share some photos:
We tested it out tonight and it seems to work pretty darn good... the key is to get it balanced and weighted properly.
You can get the specs here:
http://www.regnstrom.com/flystand/
and there's some test footage there too.
It's all metric, so for those in the US you'll have to do the conversions. We had a hard time finding some of the parts so you'll see some differences. You can ask questions if you like, but I can't promise I'll know the answers, and JTyner and his dad were winging it quite a bit of the time so I don't know that he'll remember the name of the some of the stuff he bought... :laugh: LOL
This past weekend JTyner and his dad built a Steadi-pole-thingamajig.... also known as a "Flystand" from the "designer" (we found the specs on the net).
Thought I'd share some photos:
We tested it out tonight and it seems to work pretty darn good... the key is to get it balanced and weighted properly.
You can get the specs here:
http://www.regnstrom.com/flystand/
and there's some test footage there too.
It's all metric, so for those in the US you'll have to do the conversions. We had a hard time finding some of the parts so you'll see some differences. You can ask questions if you like, but I can't promise I'll know the answers, and JTyner and his dad were winging it quite a bit of the time so I don't know that he'll remember the name of the some of the stuff he bought... :laugh: LOL
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