Leon Bandrivchak
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Hi guys.
We worked hard to improve our product since IBC-2016.
Now we are going to the market with the new version of D25w and KM1 & KM2 motors.
First of all, our controller:
1. It's durable as a solid piece of metal
2. It's intuitive, approved by my grandma
3. Powerful batteries inside (and one more external with magnet mount)
4. Long range
KM1 Motor
It has built-in wireless transmitter - say 'no' to numerous wires.
1. Polarity swap protection, over voltage protection (operating voltage 12v to 29v+)
2. It has overheating protection (max. operating temperature is 40 C).
3. Range - up to 175 m
4. Weight - 242 g
5. Very silent (for clean sound recording)
6. Camera start/stop connector and a related button on the controller
KM2 Motor
Built-in wireless transmitter, too!
1. It's thinner than typical ff motors (25mm width)
2. Camera start/stop connector, as well.
3. High speed and torque (operates even with tight lenses of Illumina, Red, old Ultraprime - the speed drops down, but it does not stop)
4. Small consumption 0.4-0.6A, 9-16V operating voltage
Although it is less silent than KM1.
Visit our website for more details http://www.kinorg.com
Regards from Kinorg development team!
We worked hard to improve our product since IBC-2016.
Now we are going to the market with the new version of D25w and KM1 & KM2 motors.
First of all, our controller:
1. It's durable as a solid piece of metal
2. It's intuitive, approved by my grandma
3. Powerful batteries inside (and one more external with magnet mount)
4. Long range
KM1 Motor
It has built-in wireless transmitter - say 'no' to numerous wires.
1. Polarity swap protection, over voltage protection (operating voltage 12v to 29v+)
2. It has overheating protection (max. operating temperature is 40 C).
3. Range - up to 175 m
4. Weight - 242 g
5. Very silent (for clean sound recording)
6. Camera start/stop connector and a related button on the controller
KM2 Motor
Built-in wireless transmitter, too!
1. It's thinner than typical ff motors (25mm width)
2. Camera start/stop connector, as well.
3. High speed and torque (operates even with tight lenses of Illumina, Red, old Ultraprime - the speed drops down, but it does not stop)
4. Small consumption 0.4-0.6A, 9-16V operating voltage
Although it is less silent than KM1.
Visit our website for more details http://www.kinorg.com
Regards from Kinorg development team!
