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Key Features
- Increases Stability When Tripod Mounting
- For Sliders with 1/4"-20 Thread at Ends
- Connects End of Slider to Tripod Led
- Extendable Design
The Tripod Stability Arm for Slider from Konova increases the stability of your slider when mounting on a single tripod. One end of the arm clamps to a leg on your tripod and the other attaches to the end of the slider track via a 1/4"-20 thumbscrew. An extendable design and angle adjustable connectors that let you set the slider at the desired position, be it level or at an angle. While one support arm is usually sufficient, for angled shots adding a second arm is recommended.
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How much wheight does this arms support?
This product is designed to provide additional stability when using a Konova Slider on top of a tripod. The exact load capacity is not listed by Konova because you still want to make sure that the tripod you are using has a high enough load capacity to handle the slider and camera first and foremost. This unit helps to make sure the slider does not dip as you slide from one end to the other. If you are using a longer slider you may even find it beneficial to put one of these arms on either side. If your camera load is around 2 pounds and you are using a standard Konova slider or one like it, this arm or a pair of these arms will be a great benefit.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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What is the weight of the arm?
The weight of the arm is approximately 1 lbs/ 453 grams.
Date published: 2018-08-26
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What is the minimum and maximum length of the Stability arm? No info is given in the overview or the specs section. Thanks.
at its shortest, about 20 or 50cm, at its longest, about 28 or 70cm
Date published: 2019-07-28
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How many arms in this package?
The package has just one arm. Which does a pretty decent job for lighter camera work, but if you are using a heavier camera like an epic or C300 I'd recommend grabbing two.
Date published: 2018-08-26