So, do you own a Blackmagic Cinema Camera, Sony F3 or Red Epic or Scarlet? Switronix has just come out with a new power distribution option for you. Built from all aluminum, the Jetpack has three LEMO type outputs (5v, 7v, 12v) USB power connection 2 unregulated powertap on either a V-mount or 3 Stud plate. Switonix says that this device will offer you all of the power outputs you could ever need in this type of accessory.
You will also get 3 1/4-20” mounting points, or you can also go with the optional cheese backplate offering which will also give you addiotnal 1/4-20” and 3/8′-16” tapped holes. If you are lucky enough to be able to afford a Red Epic, their is also an M3 screw pattern that will let you mount it to a Wooden Camera Quick back plate as well.
This may be a great option for those who are looking for ways to get more power connection options for your rig. Specs are after the jump:
Jetpack Epic Users will have the following features:
-power connection to your Epic/Scarlet
-two powertap outputs(power monitors, lights, etc.)
-one USB output(i.e.Redmote, other usb device)
-one 5V Lemo output(i.e. Zoom, AJA)
-two 12v regulated outputs(i.e. Blackmagic, 12v accessories)
For all the other Styles:
-camera power connection (BMCC, F3 or Base)
-two powertap outputs(power monitors, lights, etc.)
-one USB output(i.e.Redmote, other usb device)
-one 5V Lemo output(i.e. Zoom, AJA)
-one 12v regulated outputs(i.e. Blackmagic, 12v accessories).
– one 7v regulated outputs(DSLR, HDV)
Specifications
V-Mount Battery or 3-Stud Input: DC 11-17v
Power Outputs: Vary by model chosen
Mounting Points: 1/4-20 threads on bottom, and two on back.
Mounting Points: M3 screw pattern on back for Wooden Camera Quick Back
*Optional Cheese plate
Size: 6″ x 3.5″ x 1.88″
Weight: 1.2 lb
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