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2386 Adj Mount F Ronin-S/SC/ Crane3/Weeb
2386 Adj Mount F Ronin-S/SC/ Crane3/Weeb
Key Features:
1. Mounts Monitor or Accessory on Handheld Gimbal.
2. Supports Monitor up to 1kg.
3. Tilt 180° with Free-Stop at Any Position.
4. 1/4”-20 & Cold Shoe Accessory Mount.
5. Features Slots on Thumbscrews for Further Secure with Allen Wrench.
6. Adjustable Degree of Tightness
2386 Adj Mount F Ronin-S/SC/ Crane3/Weeb is designed to hold your monitor onto the handheld stabilizers. The monitor mount secures to the ZHIYUN CRANE 3/3S, WEEBILL-S/LAB with a 1/4”-20 screw and the built-in rosette to prevent twists, and mounts to the side of DJI Ronin-S/SC/RS 2/RSC 2 via the rosette adapter plate. It can support monitor up to 1kg, especially designed for 5” monitors. The monitor arm enables to tilt 180° and it can stop at any position without limitation. There are three 1/4-20 accessory holes and a cold shoe mount for microphone or light. The robust mount features a rubber pad to protect your monitor from scratching. Each thumbscrew features holes for the Allen wrench to ensure your monitor safe.
Designer: Tracy Joy
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1. Maximum payload: 1kg
2. Please use the Allen Wrench to re-tighten the thumbscrew to ensure safe.
3. For Moza AirCross2, please attach the Mounting Plate 2826 first before attaching the monitor mount.
Compatibility:
DJI RS 2/RSC 2
DJI Ronin-S/SC
ZHIYUN WEEBILL-S/WEEBILL LAB
ZHIYUN CRANE 2S/3S/3 LAB
Moza AirCross2
Product Dimensions: 128 x 80 x 31.5mm
Package Dimensions: 155 x 80 x 40mm
Net Weight: 125g
Package Weight: 157g
Material(s): Aluminum Alloy
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