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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

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Cid J Salcido Uyarra said:
If we can run a V-LOCK/Anton Battery in the back while plugged into a giant Block via Power I/O like the Alexa I will be very happy! No more lost takes cause of dead battery.
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You can do that on Epic with a quickplate module. No cable, so you have the DC in free. Add a sidehandle/redvolt and you've got a third layer of power redundancy.
 
John Marchant said:
You can do that on Epic with a quickplate module. No cable, so you have the DC in free. Add a sidehandle/redvolt and you've got a third layer of power redundancy.
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Im using the Pag links batteries. Stack the batteries and hotswap the rearmost battery. The accessories available pretty clever. Good thing is the battery is pretty small for a V lock so slapping two together is not as crazy as it would be for the larger formed batteries.
 
Another pic of something from Red
any ideas
"2 steps forward 1 step back. ‪#‎Weapon‬
— at Red Studios Hollywood." Jarred Land

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A handle like thingie, with start /stop
 
Looks like an adapter which can be locked down tight .
 
I hope it's new snow tires. I need them now!
But seriously, I think it's the monitor connections that was hinted by Jarred. "2 steps forward" = new connection (hopefully also allows rotation of 90 degree elbows) "1 step back" = accommodating legacy monitors.
 
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Bob Gundu said:
I hope it's new snow tires. I need them now!
But seriously, I think it's the monitor connections that was hinted by Jarred. "2 steps forward" = new connection (hopefully also allows rotation of 90 degree elbows) "1 step back" = accommodating legacy monitors.
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I vote for Bob's answer... except the part about the snow tires. :smiley:
 
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