Allen Rowand

While I haven't seen a ton, I like the look of @Ze Frias's site: http://josefrias.com

If you want to go G4, consider getting the EW512 set. They cover more frequencies than the EW100, come with the MKE-2 mic which is way better than what you get with the EW100, and the receiver has a headphone jack so that you can use it for a director feed in a pinch. Lots of people also like the Sony radios, which also have headphone outputs and better diversity. But if you can swing the money Lectros are great.

I'd rather have a Bollinger:

I use Redco TGS-1 inside the bag and quad outside. No issues yet…

I'm hoping that Timecode Systems offering a free SDK will encourage more adoption by other manufacturers.

Not sure what I think yet… https://www.timecodesystems.com/atomos-acquires-timecode-systems/

At first glance I thought this was an Ursa!

Manual says eight tracks at 192kHz, try leaving out the L/R mix in the Rec settings. Also need to turn off advanced limiting and automix. I'll give it a go later if I have time.

There are still Android tablets?!? After my NVIDIA Shield K1 was EOL'd I gave up on them. I switched to an iPad to use with the F8n and hate it (the iPad, that is). For the record my Pixel 3 on Android 10 is also incompatible with SD Remote.

The 500 series and higher have a headphone output on the receiver.

Hi Janik, I store my filament in a plastic container with a reusable silica dessicant like this: I throw my filament in the oven at 70-80C for about four hours to dry it. I only bake the filament if I have problems printing. I don't use PETG that often, PLA normally does what I need. I recently printed roof panels form my friend's little library in PETG, since it will be outdoors: It was somewhere around 36 hours of print time!

PETG works pretty well, but you'd need to do a lot of tweaking to reduce stringing in a design like this. I use it for anything I expect to be in the sun for any amount of time.

Yes; I've seen both raw connectors and premade cable assemblies available. Looks like a lot of the cables are made for the RED One camera.

That would be @IronFilm, and I was wondering the same thing!

I'm trying to avoid carrying both batteries in the bag, so rather than use them in parallel to extend the mAh capacity I'd swap. Run on one battery until it's low, then connect a fresh battery and remove the first. When both are connected the fresh battery may begin to back-charge the old one, but only for a few seconds. I think my bag should be good for a day on one battery, but I want to have a plan in place before I prove myself wrong!