Mounting solution for IDX Cam Wevi battery receivers using V-Lock plates on stands

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A custom V-Lock plate can be attached to lighting stands or magic arms to securely hold an IDX Cam Wevi receiver without risking it being knocked off a table or floor.
The mounting plate is designed to attach to standard V-Lock screw hole patterns and requires a separate IDX V-Lock purchase to complete the assembly.
This type of solution allows battery receivers to be positioned at convenient working heights while remaining stable and protected from accidental damage.

The solution requires purchasing both a mounting plate and a separate V-Lock adapter, adding to overall cost.
The mounting plate availability and specifications depend on the specific manufacturer and may vary by region.
Information about weight capacity and long-term durability of this mounting approach was not discussed in detail.