What the thread found

• The GPI PRO sled is machined for Gold Mount batteries on its Bottom Stage, making direct B-Mount battery installation impractical without major modification.
• B-Mount and Gold Mount plates differ substantially in physical dimensions and connector geometry.
• The ARRI Artemis 2 natively supports 24 V B-Mount batteries, offering a contemporary alternative sled architecture.
• One approach involves adapter plates to convert Gold Mount battery slots to V-Mount or B-Mount compatibility.
• A DC/DC converter (24 V, 10 A output, 9–16 V input range) was proposed as a potential workaround to power the sled from a different voltage standard.
• Voltage regulation and cable routing present additional challenges beyond the mechanical fit of the battery plate.

Depends on

• Solution depends on sled age and exact Bottom Stage specifications.
• Adapter and DC/DC converter options require confirmation of sled power input specifications.

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