Element Technica V mount module

[Daniel John]

Anyone have any experience with it on a Weapon? Or any feedback on their products in general? Weighing the options between it and the WC V mount but there's not too much info (or a photo) on the ET site.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Jake Wilganowski]

I have the Anton baur version. I LOVE IT. Build quality is so pro, way more so than the WC version which is plastic

 

[Phil Holland]

Looks exactly like this on camera:

I have mine in V-Lock and love it. I have the RED V-Lock Module as well for my other camera:

Both rugged and well built. The ET has 2X Aux outs that are real handy if you're using a FIZ.

 

[Daniel John]

Thanks Jake and thanks for the reply and photos Phil. Probably a silly question but do you know if you can use the ET V mount with the Red base expander too? So you have SDI, SYNC, etc or is it just a stand alone module?

Thanks so much.

 

[Phil Holland]

Thanks Jake and thanks for the reply and photos Phil. Probably a silly question but do you know if you can use the ET V mount with the Red base expander too? So you have SDI, SYNC, etc or is it just a stand alone module?

Thanks so much.

Yep, you can see the Base Expander in my top photo. It's the thin plate between the camera and the module.

 

[Daniel John]

Aha, well I'll be damned, there it is. Question answered. Thanks Phil!

 

[Tom Gleeson]

I got an early and I have never got the module to show correct battery information. FW updates initially promised to fix it but never happened. Looks like hardware fix but sending module back is not trivial as my camera no longer works without it.

 

[Michael Lindsay]

Hi Tom.. you are probably doing everything right but I am just wondering what batteries you are using...

M

 

[Tom Gleeson]

Michael,

Red Bricks so I should be good there

 

[Michael Lindsay]

Yes with Red bricks or PAG batteries we are seeing %... I wish Red would give us a variable cut off piont in software for batteries/plates that don't support %.. thay way you set the Red cut off piont just a tiny bit higher than the batteries cut off point and it would always gracefully shut down...