This Stabilization Spreader Kit for MegaMast from Studio Assets helps keep the MegaMast steady in breezy to moderate windy conditions. Similar to the way a sailboat mast is stabilized, the 3 ropes attach to a plate at the top of the stand and are then threaded through the spreader which is located mid-MegaMast. Finally the ropes are attached to the legs at the bottom and are tightened with the rope's ratcheting pulleys.
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Key Features
- For Breezy to Moderately Windy Weather
- Ratcheting Rope Pulleys
- Compatible with 27.5' and 23' MegaMasts
This Stabilization Spreader Kit for MegaMast from Studio Assets helps keep the MegaMast steady in breezy to moderate windy conditions. Similar to the way a sailboat mast is stabilized, the 3 ropes attach to a plate at the top of the stand and are then threaded through the spreader which is located mid-MegaMast. Finally the ropes are attached to the legs at the bottom and are tightened with the rope's ratcheting pulleys.
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Studio Assets SA1250 Overview
Compatible with the 27.5' and the 23' versions of the MegaMast
Includes all the tools you need to set up
Helps stabilize the MegaMast in breezy to moderately windy conditions
Ratchet pulleys enable quick assembly and tear down without the need for tying knots
UPC: 857052005787
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Studio Assets SA1250 Reviews
Flawed design
By Philippe
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2018-06-29
The price is low and it serves the purpose to some extent, but mounting is not as straight forward as suggested: How should you get the cord through the tiny wholes of the arms, when both ends are blocked, one by the attached hook and the other by the attached pulley... There's a small sheet with a manual included (as of June 2018), but it doesn't explain this part.
Still making a decision
By Jun
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2016-02-12
Ship without instruction. I'm sure I'll figure it out, but prefer to the Proper way to use it. Especially if you plan to secure a camera 2-3 stories in the air....
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