Finding longer 12V power cables for Barteck Remote Focus Device with Steadicam Flyer

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2010Batteries/Power forum

16 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The short 2-pin 12V cable included with the device is designed for connecting one receiver to another when using multiple motors, not for extending power to remote equipment.
A workaround using dual XLR adapters (2-pin 12V to 4-pin XLR male, then 4-pin XLR female to 2-pin 12V) can create longer cable runs but results in a bulky and heavy solution unsuitable for camera rigs.
Longer aftermarket 12V cables are available from the manufacturer for users needing extended reach without adapter chains.

The adapter cable solution, while functional, introduces unwanted bulk and weight for handheld stabilizer work.
Thread does not specify the exact length requirements or connector specifications for recommended replacement cables.
No information on whether longer factory cables are optimal or if alternative power distribution methods exist.