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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 :)

Quickplate V-Lock Battery module ready to ship

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This is the one that doesn't need the cable :) .. all electrical is passed through the module.

Dual 2 pin 0B Aux power outputs.

Compact profile to match the back of the Epic. To be used at the end of a module.

http://www.red.com/store/products/quickplate-module. ready to ship :)


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Will there be an AB version?
 
Any note on current limit via the 2 pin lemos?
Are the hard wired straight from battery terminals so acc's stay live when cam is down, or do the electronics need to be awake?
 
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3.8 amps total and the ports are active if a battery is present even if camera is off ( like a D-Tap )
 
Damn, if I used the +1 module I'd be all over this, but needing the Adapter Module makes it not right for my needs. This is me not saying I dislike the product, as it appeals to people who probably benefit from the +1. I can't see why you'd own the adapter module and then terminate it with the V-lock battery module.

Very cool. I originally thought it bolted RIGHT to the back of the brain.
 
Jarred, this looks like an excelent upgraded option to use with the Redbricks, I have one question: are you planning to update the Redbricks eventually or bring a new v-mount power option in the future? Thanks
 
Perfect
 
John Marchant said:
Does the upcoming redvolt XL rear module mount via a module adapter too, as this does? I presume all bolt-ons of any kind require an adapter or +1 ?
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Nope, XL adapter goes straight to the back of the camera. This is a preference thing.... If you have the +1 module and are powering a bunch of stuff and mulitple monitors then you probably wont this vlock solution as you are going to get a great run time. The REDVOLT XL adapter ( which doesn't exist yet remember :) ) is more for small as possible compact configuration. There are also alot of people witha whole whackload of REDBRICKS/IDX Vlocks or rental customers that need a more standard V-lock interface for power.
 
Perfect design and big thumbs up for putting up videos in the store.
 
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