What the thread found

• The ARRI CSS clamping bridge 19 mm (Bridge 52) mounted to the sled rods with a 1/4-inch threaded hole drilled centrally allows quick swapping of a transmitter via quick-release plate between sled and tripod positions.
• The same clamp serves dual duty as a quick-release monitor bracket in Steadicam® mode, consolidating hardware on the rig.
• An alternative rapid setup places the transmitter directly on the battery plate to reduce additional mounting hardware.
• Teradek antenna performance improves when all antennas are oriented in the same polarization plane (either horizontal or vertical), whereas mixed orientations offer advantages only in specific environments.
• Operators report the ARRI CSS bridge as expensive for a rod clamp with lead times around three weeks at time of inquiry; many operators machine additional 1/4-20 and 3/8-inch threaded bosses into ARRI accessories to standardize mounting.

Depends on

• Effectiveness of unified antenna polarization depends on local RF environment and building architecture.

Gear in this thread

Artemiscatalog

Parts

Monitor Bracket

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