Jason Cases Protective Pelican Case for Freefly MoVI M10 Gimbal Stabilizer (Red Overlay)

Name: Jason Cases Protective Pelican Case for Freefly MoVI M10 Gimbal Stabilizer (Red Overlay)
Brand: Jason Cases
SKU: JAFRM10RE
Price: 899.00 USD

BH #JAFRM10RE • MFR #FRM10RE

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Jason Cases Protective Pelican Case for Freefly MoVI M10 Gimbal Stabilizer (Red Overlay)

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Jason Cases FRM10 Overview

Jason Cases FRM10 Specs

Key Specs

Color	Black
Carry/Transport Options	Handle, Retractable Handle, Wheels (Built-In) • Number of Wheels: 2
Type of Closure	Latch
Interior Type	Precut Foam
Water Resistance	Waterproof IP67
Dimensions	Exterior 31.3 x 20.4 x 15.5" / 79.5 x 51.8 x 39.4 cm Interior 29 x 18 x 13.8" / 73.7 x 45.7 x 35.1 cm 2" / 5.1 cm (Lid Depth) 11.8" / 30 cm (Base Depth)
Weight	22.8 lb / 10.3 kg (Without Foam)

Carry/Transport Options	Handle, Retractable Handle, Wheels (Built-In) • Number of Wheels: 2
Type of Closure	Latch
Interior Type	Precut Foam

Features

ATA Compliant	No
Pressure/Purge Valve	Yes
Security Lock	Accepts Padlock (Not Included)

General

Water Resistance	Waterproof IP67
Maximum Buoyancy	250.02 lb / 113.41 kg
Maximum Volume	4.17 ft³ / 0.12 m³
Padded Interior	Yes
Materials	Exterior: Resin Interior: Foam
Dimensions	Exterior 31.3 x 20.4 x 15.5" / 79.5 x 51.8 x 39.4 cm Interior 29 x 18 x 13.8" / 73.7 x 45.7 x 35.1 cm 2" / 5.1 cm (Lid Depth) 11.8" / 30 cm (Base Depth)
Weight	22.8 lb / 10.3 kg (Without Foam)

Jason Cases FRM10 Reviews

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Does this fit in the case with a small camera ...

Does this fit in the case with a small camera rigged?

Asked by: Blake

You will not be able to keep a camera within the Movi M10 using this case. In most cases you will need to remove the camera from the gimbal.

Answered by: Joe P

Date published: 2019-05-22