Mohawk fiber optic cable for steadicam use - durability and supplier information

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2010General Discussion forum

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

Mohawk fiber optic steadicam cables can withstand significant physical damage such as being crushed flat and retain full functionality after recovery to their normal shape
The Mohawk part number M82046 is a fiber optic cable for steadicam equipment priced around 600 US dollars for a 6-foot length
Connector ends for Mohawk fiber optic cables cost approximately 200 US dollars each

The durability claim is based on a single user's experience with two cables over an unspecified period
No technical specifications or performance data were provided beyond field observations
The pricing information is from 2010 and may not reflect current costs
Contact information provided included names which have been omitted per guidelines