I have the UDI 13a helicopter and want to transfer the camera to the UDi 12 but I need a longer cable, does anyone know the part #?
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You will need to splice to make it 8 1/2" long. I used telephone wire out of an old cord that I had. Small heat shrink was hard to get. No one has the part for sale.
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Aparently the same cable works on both!!You must state the camera brand and model when ordering!!I have both but have used it only on the E-M1!!The choice of cables is more by camera maker than model!! Albert E
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I'm not aware of where you can order cables with the connectors used for this device. However, you should be able to use regular twisted-pair networking cable to add length by splicing it into the provided cable. I'm not sure what length before the signal would degrade, but I would expect you could go 100 feet or more. Just some advice if you splice: don't cut too close to the connectors, in case you need to repair or re-do the splice in the future, you want to give yourself plenty of room (I'd splice at least a few feet from the connectors), AND if you're unfamiliar with splicing cable ask someone who does for tips on making solid connections. I honestly don't know where to get the connectors that they use, but they look like a common style of circuit-board type connectors, so I imagine there are electronic parts retailers or manufacturers that sell them somewhere. 20 years ago, I would have said "go to Radio Shack", but they haven't been much help recently with these kind of things. You should note, the connectors for the cameras are 4 pin, and the connectors for the control line between 2 monitors (if you have 2 monitors) are 5 pin.
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I believe you need a UC-E12 cable. This is the cable that is normally supplied with the camera when purchased new.
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My model is old DSC-HX5, but the cable did what it was suppose to. Is your model listed? If so it should be fine.
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I have a Nikon camera and the cable does not fit into the nuvi 260W device on back. What to do????
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I don't know what the connection on your unit is - but this tripod is extremely light weight, that's it's biggest downfall with a larger camcorder.
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I ordered one and it will not fit on the back of my GC45 camera. It has smaller threads than the antenna that came on the camera.. I'm going to contact Uniden to see what they have to extend range. Ed
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Yes. That is what I did. I went from a kguard to this as an upgrade. Worked fine with my standard 400tvl BNC cameras.
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The wire from the microphone to the connector is 12 inches long - plenty long to reach any jack on your camera even if you use a professional metal camera mounting frame.
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I have a Nikon coolpix L120. I went through 3 cables from an ebay site before nikon sent me here to buy this one. It is the only one out of 4 that works. Hope this helped
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Hi Jacob, Here is the link where you can plug in the camera and brand you have and it tells you which wire you will need.http://www.pocketwizard.com/support/cable_finder/
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These are standard 12v cameras and use a BNC connection. If that is the status of your current camera than you are good to go. These do use standard connectors so you likely won't have to replace those either.
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I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work.
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I am pretty sure that it will not work on that camera. The connector is the same as the one used on the Rebels. Neweer makes ones that should work and Amazon sells them.
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its the controller wire. You can use the same cable as the telephone wire uses. this cable allows the cameras to move up, down, left and right zoom in and out.
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The cable can be found almost anywhere you would buy a camera. It's the same connection that my DSLR and gopro uses. It's a very common connector and I'd suggest going through your junk drawer for an old cell phone cable that might fit.