What operators found

• One operator reported a procedure discussed with the manufacturer: remove the spring canister and canister bolt, flush the chassis with water, clean with shampoo and soft sponge, rinse, dry thoroughly, use compressed air to remove water from bearings and gaps, and dry immediately.2018 FacebookDisputed
• A manufacturer demonstrated a socket-block holder that positions the block approximately 140 mm (5.5 inches) lower on the Exovest front mount compared to standard placement.2018 FacebookDisputed
• The manufacturer claims the NB ARM requires minimal re-tensioning when switching between lightweight prime lenses and heavy zoom lenses, and performs identically at 47 °C and in cold winter conditions.2018 FacebookDisputed
• The Starlight HD monitor can be mounted to the top rods of a Pro HD II sled to serve as a low-mode monitor in the correct position2018 Brackets/Widgets
• A strong electrostatic shock during preparation in a cold carpeted environment can trigger failure of power protection devices in camera support systems, potentially damaging multiple circuit components2018 Sled
• Browser autofill can cause login failures if it populates the username field with an outdated format that no longer matches the current account format.2018 Forum SupportDisputed

Still argued about

1. 2018Cleaning a GPI PRO Titan Arm after exposure to sweat and salt water: procedure, materials, and risksFacebookThe Steadicam Group
2. 2018Lower socket-block mounting on the Exovest for Low-Mode operation and operator reachFacebookThe Steadicam Group
3. 2018Rubber-band stabilizer arm (NB ARM) vs. spring-based arms for daily use: temperature stability, load sensitivity, and maintenance demandsFacebookThe Steadicam Group

Often in the same threads

Zephyr11, Top Stage10, Follow Focus8, Low Mode5, G-70X3, Master Series3, Volt3, xARM3, Artemis2, BFD2, Docking Bracket2, Dovetail Plate2

All threads

1. 2018Cleaning a GPI PRO Titan Arm after exposure to sweat and salt water: procedure, materials, and risksDisputedFacebookThe Steadicam Group
2. 2018Lower socket-block mounting on the Exovest for Low-Mode operation and operator reachDisputedFacebookThe Steadicam Group
3. 2018Rubber-band stabilizer arm (NB ARM) vs. spring-based arms for daily use: temperature stability, load sensitivity, and maintenance demandsDisputedFacebookThe Steadicam Group
4. 2018Mounting a Starlight HD monitor to a Pro HD II sled for use as a low-mode monitorBrackets/Widgets
5. 2018Intermittent electrical issues in a modified cinema camera sled following electrostatic discharge damageSled
6. 2018Repeated password reset requirement despite correct credentialsDisputedForum Support
7. 2018Compatibility considerations when replacing a camera stabilizer center post with a different modelCenter Post
8. 2018Comparison of Aero 30 and Zephyr steadicam rigs for lightweight camera packagesGeneral Discussion
9. 2018Best practices for docking a camera sled in low modeDisputedSteadi-Newbies
10. 2018Arm mounting solution for cinema camera support cartsArms
11. 2018Converting composite video line to HD on Master series camera sledGeneral Discussion
12. 2018Advantages and disadvantages of tilted versus flat stages for camera cranesCamera Stage/Donkey Box
13. 2018Safety equipment and rigging for camera operators working on vehicle-mounted shotsVehicles and Mounts
14. 2018Arm X1 stabilizer arm specifications and user experienceArms
15. 2018Reasons for wearing gloves during Steadicam operationSteadi-Newbies
16. 2018Noise in CLM-3 motors on ARRI WCU-3 wireless focus system and lubrication optionsGeneral Discussion
17. 2018Wireless video transmission systems for steadicam on film setsGeneral Discussion
18. 2018Managing excessive sweating while operating a steadicam rigSteadi-Newbies
19. 2018Strategies for securing personal belongings while operating on film setsGeneral Discussion
20. 2018Compatibility of heavier arms and sleds with Zephyr vest and upgrade considerationsVests