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David Cleverly October 4th, 2008 03:56 PM

Mounting a Sennheiser receiver on HPX502?
 
Hi again everyone,

I am trying to mount one of the EW100 G2 receivers on the HPX502 but can't work out a decent/secure way of doing it.

Does anyone know of a secure and solid way of mounting one of these receivers to a camera? I have searched eBay for a bracket solution to no avail. I have a spare screw-in mount on the rear of the camera handle, but not sure what is a good, solid solution.

I am sure a solution must be out there, finding it is the problem.

Cheers,

David

Julian Frost October 4th, 2008 05:18 PM

I saw a bracket for sale in the classifieds section called Bracket1. Looks interesting. See their website http://www.bracket1.com

Matt Gottshalk October 4th, 2008 05:53 PM

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...nting_Box.html

Gareth Watkins October 5th, 2008 02:31 AM

Hi David
The simplest and easiest solution I've found and used on two cameras now with the G2 is to take the plastic mounting plate you get with it, unscrew the hotshoe adapter, and use extra strong velcro to stick this to the large capacity battery of the camera.
The receiver can be clipped and unclipped using the set up you get with the G2 system. As I have two G2 units I have fitted out two large size batteries for my Z1 like this and have never been short of battery life.

Also I have never had the receiver fall off in four years of using this system. More often than not I just leave a receiver on the camera all the time. This heavy duty velcro really does stick well. In anycase the receiver is plugged into the camera's XLR.
Failing that several places in the US do ally holders that fix the battery also...

Cheers
Gareth

David Cleverly October 5th, 2008 07:10 AM

Thanks Gareth,

Should have worked that out myself! (DUH!!)

Dave


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