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RELEASED: Pro Battery Module (Quad) and Module Adaptor

Brent Carter

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Remember, all the people who have taken delivery of Stage 2 EPIC-Xs are already in line for these....

First units shipped today.

BC
 
is stage 2 the dual or quad? I have forgotten
 
Doug Beatty said:
Already backordered! Amazing.
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It went into backorder immediately as they must first fulfill Stage 2 Epic orders. Nevertheless, got my order in right away!

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Jarred Land said:
Remember the there are a ton of people with automatic rights to the adapter module and the Quad battery module so you don't need to go too crazy. The modules will hit the store in a couple hours but will enter backorder status immediately.
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Brent@RED said:
Place deposit on RED.com.

Remember, all the people who have taken delivery of Stage 2 EPIC-Xs are already in line for these....

First units shipped today.

BC
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You always get to deliver the good news.

Thanks for the heads up.

Great video, Sean. Thanks for the look into the future.
 
Greg M said:
supports the added weight/stress from the larger accessory modules
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Why wouldn't the camera be strong enough to hold a module on its own? Seems like a strange design decision. With all these modules the camera is going to be 6 feet long. Seriously though how long will it be with body + adapter + quad battery + pro I/O + redmote?

Also is their an order of operations requirement? i.e. can you swap pro I/O and Quad?
 
Just curious what people think might be the advantage to the quad module over bricks? They would both give similar run time, yeah? And a brick on the back would be a smaller form factor I believe.
 
Christopher Barrett said:
Just curious what people think might be the advantage to the quad module over bricks? They would both give similar run time, yeah? And a brick on the back would be a smaller form factor I believe.
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I definitely know what you are saying, as the owner of (8) Anton Bauer Dionic batteries. :001_smile:

My guess is: One advantage will be for younger Scarlet owners who don't have the cash yet to invest in a larger brick battery system. When you go that direction, you never spend less than $2000-$3000, and often more. Perhaps their Redvolts will be able to do double duty in the side handle and also in more of a studio configuration.
 
Brent@RED said:
Remember, all the people who have taken delivery of Stage 2 EPIC-Xs are already in line for these....

First units shipped today.

BC
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Brent, do you have weight and size specs for the quad and the dual battery modules?
Also, if I receive a Stage 2 Quad notice, is it possible to pass on that and trade for the first of the Dual units in March?
 
You mention all orders first go to Stage 2 but what about Stage 3? Do Stage 3 get there parts before anyone like Stage 2?
Reservations for Stage 3 have close so Red knows how many orders there are.

Just wondering if this gets taking into account in the Back Order calculation on when things will be available?
 
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