Nanoflash accessory list?
 

Does a on-line Nanoflash accessory list exist? I've seen parts, but with the heavy traffic in this forum, it's hard to put everything together. The Nanoflash manual has a good list, but much more has been discussed on this forum.

This short list should qualify as a "Sticky" thread in this forum:

0) Included accessories - still 1) DC power supply 2) flash card reader? BH Photo doesn't list anything.

1) Short SDI & HDMI cables
I have some custom XLR cables from Trew Audio that don't include the rubber around the mesh sleeve. This makes for a flexible cable that doesn't transmit bumps as much to camera-mounted microphones

2) battery power
More details on ordering battery from Convergent

3) mounting brackets/plates

4) flash cards (Dan Keaton has done a good job in one thread)

This is what I know at the moment!

The nanoFlash comes with:

AC (mains) power supply
USB CompactFlash card reader
A short USB extension cable
CD with the manual.

Optional Accessories:

Hotshoe Ball Mount
HD-SDI cables
D-Tap (P-Tap) power cable
4-Pin XLR power cable
HDMI cable, Type C (mini) to Type A (large) 3 foot, 1 meter
HDMI cable, Type C (mini) to Type A (large) 6 foot, 2 meter
Swit Battery (great for use with the Sony EX1/EX3, requires D-Tap cable)
Remote Control
Remote Control with Timecode Input
TimeCode Input cable (no remote control)

And many other accessories!

In the pipeline:

V-Mount nanoFLASH Cage

Agree with this being a sticky.

Thanks, Paul. Any leads on the V-mount cage for the Nanoflash? My searches come up empty.

This is the last I heard from Dan:

I'm sure this will be sort after Christmas.

1.5' SDI cable can be assembled with a 1.5' RCA cable and two RCA->BNC converters.
The shortest SDI cable I could find is 3' in length.

Dear Gints,

We can custom build a quality HD-SDI cable in any length you specify.

Typically our shortest length is 9", but on a special basis we will make shorter one.

We can also make very long cables.

Thanks, Dan.

Also, it would be good to update the Nanoflash manual that the D-tap->4 pine hirose cable is available from dolgin.net. If Convergent sells anything from its site, I was unable to find it.

Gints,

If there is any cable length you need, any adapter you need (Power-tap, 4 pin Hirose, 4 pin XLR, 12 pin Hirose for the remote connector to breakout box, 3 phase 440v power to 12v (etc), I can whip up one for you. High quality BNC's can be made up in a couple of minutes. I will test any of these cables on our many XDR's and Nanos.

Jeff