p.1 #1 · FS: Tilta Nucleus-M: Wireless Lens Control System (plenty of extras)
Tilta Nucleus-M system
Available
Price: $1,600.00 Payment method: PayPal Item condition: 10 Preowned equipment, but appears as new
I purchased this Tilta Wireless system for use with both of my fuji XT-4 cameras.
This is the whole kitchen sink, and a lot more.
Please go to Tilta and check out their prices because this kit is going to give you everything and more and cost you a lot less!
Here is what you get.
(1) Wireless FIZ hand unit
(2) Brushless wireless motors with 19mm rod support and 15mm rod bushings
(1) Right wireless handle
(1) Finger wheel
(1) Zoom toggle
(1) Left wireless handle
(1) Finger wheel
(4) Follow focus marking disks
(1) 74cm 7-pin to P-tap motor power cable
(1) 55cm 7-pin to 7-pin motor connection cable
(1) 18cm 7-pin to 7-pin motor connection cable
(2) Photographic lens follow focus adapters
(1) 18650 quad battery charger
(2) Handle to Arri Standard Rosette adapters
(2) Handle to gimbal bar adapters (compatible with 25mm/30mm rod diameters)
(1) Wireless FIZ hand unit strap
(1) Hard shell waterproof safety case
This is all the extras included in the price with everything above.
(14) rechargeable 18650 3000mAh batteries
(2) Brushless wireless motors with 19mm rod support and 15mm rod bushings
(2) 28mm Thick 0.8 MOD Motor Gear
(2) Fujifilm X-T3 (works for XT-4 also) Run/Stop Cables
(2) 74cm 7-pin to P-tap motor power cable
(1) 55cm 7-pin to 7-pin motor connection cable
(1) 18cm 7-pin to 7-pin motor connection cable
(1) 62cm 90° 7-pin to 90° 7-pin motor connection cable
(1) 8V DC Male to 7-pin Nucleus-M Motor Power Cable.
(1) Extra Hard Shell Safety case.
(4) Follow Focus Marking Disk kit
Like I say please go check these prices out at Tilta, B&H or wherever, and you will save a bunch of cash.
I am asking $1600 which includes regular PayPal, and Shipping to the CONUS.
I have plenty of good feedback so you can count on that I took care of these items and they will work 100% for you.
Please PM me if you have any questions or need more photos of something.
Tilta Nucleus-M system
