Tilta Power Supply Module for Ring Grip

The Armorman 3.0 Support Vest is the main section of the support system. The mechanical arms attach to either the back of the vest for the normal configuration or over the top of the support for the overhead configuration. Release cables hang over the front of the vest to allow the operator to release the tension of the arms when they are in the locked position. Padding surrounds the vest for maximum comfort and adjustable straps allow for the vest to fit to any body type.

MOVE is the first quick-release system to help increase your pace on set and make switching set-ups effortless.

It is designed to reduce downtime when switching between tripods, motion control gear, and stabilizers in fast paced, creative environments.

At the core of this revolutionary system is a flat base and plate set-up that creates a universal connector.

The plate is made of hard anodized, machined aluminum and thanks to its standard 3/8”and 1/4” top attachment screw ensure a unique versatility to be mounted with a wide range of products.

This innovative plate combines practicality with high performance, it features a grub screw (antirotation pin) to guarantee a strong connection with any supports, stabilizers or motion control where mounted and a dedicated 1/4” adapter seat to always bring 1/4” adapter with you.

The Move plate’s design makes it extremely easy to set up and lock your camera in any configuration.

If you have a ring-based gimbal, the Overhead Configuration Gimbal Ring Adapter Clamps allow for an easy quick release solution to attach and detach your gimbal to the Armor Man 3.0’s mechanical arms when in the overhead operating mode. The clamps attach to the left and right sides of the top of the gimbal ring and then after the Overhead Configuration Cable Pulleys are attached to each of the Armor Man’s arms, the operator can simply use the carabiners of the extendable bungee cables to attach to the gimbal to then start operating. When you want to detach the gimbal, simply release the carabiners off of the clamps.