What the thread found

• An Arri SR3 camera can be powered from a Clipper 324 sled's 24V Lemo connector without issues, even when voltage approaches the upper acceptable limit.
• Voltage from a Clipper 324 with two Steadicam cubes starts around 33.28V and drops to approximately 32.20V within the first minute of use, remaining within acceptable operating parameters.
• Using sled power instead of camera battery can reduce weight on the stabilizing arm, though the camera battery can alternatively serve as ballast for balance.
• Additional powered devices on the sled such as follow focus systems and video transmitters will draw additional current and further reduce voltage.

Depends on

• The advice is based on experience with Clipper 324 and PowerCube batteries, not exhaustive testing across all conditions.
• This approach assumes familiarity with acceptable voltage ranges and camera protection mechanisms.

Parts

Follow Focus

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