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  • Bob Pennington

    April 13, 2006 at 3:22 pm in reply to: Software Titler / Character Generator?

    You may want to check out- https://www.simaproducts.com/products/product_detail.php?product_id=88
    Up to twenty pages can be produced and stored. The ColorWriter has 3 fonts it can generate upper and lower case characters in 24 sizes, 8 colors as well as symbols with or without outline. Individual characters can flash. A single page will accommodate 10 lines with 36 characters per line. Colorwriter Plus offers in and out effects, running text, scrolls and wipes.

    For the price point– you could dedicate this unit to the task.

  • Bob Pennington

    December 9, 2005 at 7:21 pm in reply to: travelling abroad

    Check the voltage inputs on your gear… most have wide ranging inputs usually from 90 to 240 volts. You may want to pick up the right plug adapters to be able to plug in!!! https://www.simacorp.com/products/item.ep.html?session=2fa98d7bede4fbc80f2d5586b431e375&id=495

  • Bob Pennington

    September 14, 2005 at 12:50 pm in reply to: Help with Frezzi and anton bauer

    Greg: That two pin connector in the top of the battery plate is known as PowerTap.
    You can purchase PowerTap kit, which is connector, pins, housing and solder this onto your existing cable, or you can buy the PowerTap Open End which is the PowerTap connector with 36 inches of cable attached that you could splice onto your current setup.

    You can purchase these products from any authorized Anton/Bauer dealer.
    https://www.antonbauer.com/dealersearch.asp

    I’m interested in which type of batteries that you purchased?

    BOB

  • Bob Pennington

    August 5, 2005 at 5:48 pm in reply to: field monitors

    Jim: Most of the monitors with a nice resolution usually draw current that requires larger rechargeable batteries. Anton/Bauer offers 14.4 volt batteries that handle the power draw for most professional batteries. If you are intersted in powering small 7.2 volt cameras, we offer Gold Mount (Anton/Bauer) battery mounts that have a voltage converter built in so you can power your 7.2 volt camera with a 14.4 volt battery.

    https://www.antonbauer.com/7_14_gold_mounts.htm

  • Bob Pennington

    July 20, 2005 at 1:55 pm in reply to: Mounting 2 wireless mic receivers, how?

    Use the STASIS system with your DVX-100.
    https://www.antonbauer.com/stasis.htm
    The STASIS provides a shoulder mount for the camera,
    The system will allow you to use the full size batteries,
    you can then mount the wireless systems using the ABWMK-Kit
    (Anton/Bauer Wireless Mic Kit).
    https://www.antonbauer.com/wireless.htm

    If you add the PowerTap multi kit– this will give 4 outputs
    to power your accessories– you could use two to power the
    wireless receviers- one to power a light and another to power
    an LCD monitor or hard drive.
    https://www.antonbauer.com/ultralight_accessories.htm#power
    The STASIS has a voltage converter built in to allow you to run
    the camera at 7.2 volts.

    This system has allowed you to power all of your devices
    from one battery system– allowing you to standardize and carry
    only one battery system.

  • Bob Pennington

    June 16, 2005 at 7:41 pm in reply to: camera batteries.

    Greg: I would be interersted in knowing the type of battery your friend was using. I think if you look closer at the Anton/Bauer product line, you will find a battery that matches your runtime requirements and your budget. Don’t overlook the value of a 3 year warranty. I can’t think of many other products in the video industry with a 3 year warranty. Remember to look at the wattage load you trying to power. Include your camera/deck and lighting load to select the proper battery. If you need assistance, I am willing to help.

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