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getting a 1b connector on red 1 battery plate

Will Wernick

Will Wernick

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Anyone know of a good place to have this done? I wast to have a 1b connector put on my red battery plate so there is no need for the adapter. I am in Los Angeles. I want to pay a pro to do it right :)
 
Jason: I'd be interested to convert current R1 Lemo to the smaller Epic Lemo on one of my battery plates and then mount using your plate. Only thing holding me back on your plate is having two feet of dangling cable that i want OUT OF THE WAY......but if you can cut the large lemo off and put on the smaller i like it....for now i must go with battery belt clip and 2b to 1b connector and run like that....NICE work by the way
 
Jason...PLEASE do this mod!

Jason...PLEASE do this mod!

Hi Jason,
Yes...PLEASE do this mod for us :-)
I was really surprised no other vendor has offered this service yet....a LOT of folks need this done.
I need 2..,,
 
I'd go for it. I have a couple of quick plates for my Epics and would love to get rid if the adaptor. If you have a top cheese plate like the FMJ or Red's it makes bolting a quick plate on the back really a nice option, you can even get the redmote on and off if you want.

Edit: Jason, just saw your product, pretty cool, nice alternative to the quick plate.
 
Ok since many people have asked me to do this mod I am going to offer it. Here you have it-- a RED battery plate with a 1B Lemo connector coming out of it


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I just got mine back from Jason on Friday. Excellent job and wonderful customer service. No affiliation, just a happy customer.
 
So... how hard is this to do on your own. Level of difficulty, cut the cables and solder?
 
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