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Accessories and power solutions for Zephyr camera stabilizer used with RED cameras
15 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.
What the thread found
- A battery hanger for Zephyr that accommodates two 12/24V batteries enables hot-swapping power on RED cameras and distributes high current load between batteries
- RED Epic requires a different power cable than RED One, featuring a proprietary Lemo connector with a specific pin configuration
- The RED Epic power connector uses a 6-pin Lemo insert with 4 larger pins and 2 smaller pins, which differs from standard connectors available through electronics suppliers
- Custom RED Epic power cables can be fabricated by specialists and typically cost around $240
- The correct Lemo connector part for RED Epic can be ordered through local dealers if you know the specific part number
Depends on
- The discussion dates from 2011 when RED Epic was current technology
- Pricing information is from 2011 and may not reflect current costs
- One participant attempted to source a standard Lemo connector from an electronics supplier but found it had incorrect pin configuration
Gear in this thread
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