Syrp Magic Carpet Carriage and End Caps Kit with Short Track (2.6)

Key Features
- Syrp magic carpet carriage and end caps kit
- Brake and bubble level on carriage
- Reversible 3/8-"16 and 1/4"-20 threaded screw
- Adjustable quick release legs
- Genie rope lock off hooks
- Counter balance wheel
- Color: Black
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Overview
Perform smooth camera movements by using the Syrp Magic Carpet Carriage and End Caps Kit with 2.6-ft Short Track. The carriage conveniently slides into the end of the track and comes with a bubble level, brake, and a reversible 1/4"-20 and 3/8"16 threaded screw for attaching a camera, tripod head, or ball head. The end caps come with quick-release legs that can be adjusted by pulling out the lever without the help of additional tools. The short track offers a sliding surface for the Magic Carpet slider system and is capable of supporting a payload of up to 15.4 lbs.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | Syrp Magic Carpet Short Track: 63.0 x 4.9 x 1.3" (160.0 x 12.5 x 3.3 cm) |
| Weight | Syrp Magic Carpet Short Track: 1.97 lb (0.89 kg) |
| Color | Black |
support specifications
| Load Capacity | 2.2 to 15.4 lb (1 to 7 kg) |
- Magic Carpet Carriage and End Caps
- Magic Carpet Carriage
- 2 x End Cap
- Magic Carpet Short Track (2.6')
Included in Rentals:
- Syrp Magic Carpet Short Track (800mm)
- 4x Tabletop Legs
- Case
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