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Montaje de un giro Kenyon 6x6 en un Ultra2 sled con batería remota a través de la mochila umbilical
Tiene 12 años. Es posible que el equipo y los precios hayan cambiado desde entonces.
Lo que encontró el hilo
- Una unidad de giro simple simplifica la configuración en comparación con dos giros separados que deben ser emparejados individualmente y alineados a exactamente 90 grados entre sí.
- Los montajes estándar Anton Bauer tienen un juego notable y requieren una estabilización adicional como parches de velcro cuando se utiliza como monturas de giro en un sled.
- Un giro se realiza óptimamente cuando se orienta perfectamente plano en un sled, que puede requerir ajuste al montar en una placa de batería basculante.
- Gyro startup requires significant power draw that can damage expensive battery systems, so using a separate dedicated car battery for initial spinup is recommended before connecting to main sled power.
- Once gyros reach full speed after about five minutes, their power consumption drops substantially.
- A 6x6 gyro adds approximately five to seven pounds of weight and creates noticeable torque forces on the sled during panning.
- Mounting gyros directly on the battery plate may subject that plate to torque and strain loads it was not designed to handle.
- Remote powering of gyros via an umbilical from a backpack battery system allows quick setup and removal of gyro capability without extensive rig reconfiguration.
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- The Anton Bauer adapter plate mounting approach may not be optimal due to its inherent play and the battery plate's design limitations.
- Weight distribution becomes a consideration when adding a 6x6 gyro; some operators compensated by adding second batteries to the camera for balance.
- Discussion includes theoretical questions about how gyro forces affect dynamic balance that were not fully resolved in the thread.
- Timeframe for gyro spinup and operational setup in fast-paced production environments is a practical constraint.
- Experiences shared relate primarily to Kenyon gyro systems; compatibility with other brands not discussed.