The design allows the user to expand the masses of the sled allowing greater stability in any
system. By moving your monitor and batteries in /out decreases /increases your panning inertia allowing
your system to glide along when expanded, or whippy when compressed. The two hex head screws on the
side of the clamp when loosened, allows you to move your monitor in and out.
When flipping your monitor into low mode, operators need only to loosen the Kipp handle on the
center post clamp, then flip your monitor over and reattach the clamp.
There is an 8-32 Phillips FHMS located on the inside of the post clamp. If you wish to have the
locking clamp rotated to the other side, simply loosen the Phillips head screw, remove the split clamp, flip it
180 degrees and press it on lightly, and attach the screw with a bit of nonpermanent Loctite.
Once again we use 10-32 TPI Kipp handles on the sled. If you wish to replace the Kipp handles you will
need the 10-32 TPI screws, different lengths for different applications. A set of these spare screws are
provided with the sled.
Dual Rod Monitor Support Arm
XCS
2” Telescoping Carbon Fiber Post
Bayonet mounted means
never before has
changing center posts been so easy.
When disconnecting from the UPC you will
need to unscrew the knurled ring completely.
When disconnecting from the LEH you need
only to turn the knurled ring 60 degrees and
pull up on the post. When connecting or
disconnecting the center post, there is never
any need to connect or disconnect wires
inside the post. The post itself contains a
custom designed cable with 16 conductors.
The coiled cable contains correct wire gauge
sizes for power, video coax and signal wires.
The multi-layered custom wound post assures maximum post rigidity and feeling of solidness like never
before. Currently this post design is up to 15X more rigid than current aluminum designs. To extend the
post you simply need to loosen the center post clamp and side in or out, retighten the clamp when set to
length. There is a slot in the aluminum reducer ring that aligns to the ruler mark on the inner post. This
allows the UPC and Lower Electronics Housing (LEH) to stay in alignment. There is a safety stop in the
inner post preventing the post from sliding apart.
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