Happy ,it works very well

Hello and good day. Thank you for sharing this information with us today. By the way nice setup. Great work and thank you for your support.

Is the wifi stand power pass through ? can you charge the OP while it's connected ?

Yanncd FrenchStreetMedic Posted at 3-11 13:26
Is the wifi stand power pass through ? can you charge the OP while it's connected ?

No

Why it should not work? It's a simple 1:1 cable for some cents.

BeterBan Posted at 3-11 13:46
Why it should not work? It's a simple 1:1 cable for some cents.

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I’m beginning to think you have your own catalog or website ;+):::””””;;;;  

fanseb6952c5 Posted at 3-11 13:31
No

what a hell

BeterBan Posted at 3-11 13:46
Why it should not work? It's a simple 1:1 cable for some cents.

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That cable dont work, type?
there are a lot of types

USB C naar USB C kabel,
Type: 3.1 Gen 2 - tot 10 Gb/s,

USB C naar USB C kabel,
Type: 2.0 - tot 480 Mb/s,

USB C naar USB C,
Type: 3.0 - tot 5 Gb/s,

BeterBan Posted at 3-11 13:46
Why it should not work? It's a simple 1:1 cable for some cents.

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show it please

That's clever. Hadn't thought of using it that way. Nice!

fanseb6952c5 Posted at 3-11 14:28
show it please

I have tried it some days ago - aaaaand I know what I have/buy  

BeterBan Posted at 3-11 16:26
I have tried it some days ago - aaaaand I know what I have/buy  [view_image]

Bla bla bla  , post a video or picture pinnokio

Clever! Never thought of doing that

I plan to use it this way in Paris riots, OP on the helmet, Wifi in the backpack with battery (to film non-stop) and monitoring on the arm with smartphone

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for posting!

Sorry, I must be frank to say, the wire-to-wireless-module is totally redundant (the OP thingy is all about portability and convenience, Just picture yourself doing 30minutes timelapse with no flat-ground, I would not like to hold that dangling wireless module for 30 minutes, LOL). The cup shape tripod mount you used, actually prevents you from attaching a wireles module

How I am tackling tripod+wireless module: Use a narrow go pro collar mount thro' OP (actually being a part of back pack mount), which fix to a tripod with a screw, there will be enough space to attach wireless module in OP's bottom. (Don't use the collar mount from expansion set, with it, you need to take away control wheel dial)

There is another solution, the polar pro OP-tripod mount, which let you slide the wireless module in and bottom has a 1/4 inch screw socket, but it cost much more and the whole OP thingy weigh more

p.s. I almost never take the wireless module + control wheel dial + collar mount off from OP, even shooting with OP alone. I can switch to tripod or backpack mount in less then 30 seconds AND NO WIRE ATTACHED

I wonder if this problem of keeping the Pocket powered for extended timelapses has been addressed in the new Pocket 2

bigbearhk Posted at 2019-3-15 08:05
Sorry, I must be frank to say, the wire-to-wireless-module is totally redundant (the OP thingy is all about portability and convenience, Just picture yourself doing 30minutes timelapse with no flat-ground, I would not like to hold that dangling wireless module for 30 minutes, LOL). The cup shape tripod mount you used, actually prevents you from attaching a wireles module

How I am tackling tripod+wireless module: Use a narrow go pro collar mount thro' OP (actually being a part of back pack mount), which fix to a tripod with a screw, there will be enough space to attach wireless module in OP's bottom. (Don't use the collar mount from expansion set, with it, you need to take away control wheel dial)

I'm using this tripod-wireless module adapter. $9.95 and weighs next to nothing -

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P5X7D8S/

DaveSp Posted at 10-27 10:02
I'm using this tripod-wireless module adapter. $9.95 and weighs next to nothing -

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P5X7D8S/

Me too.. works a treat - and when not connected to a tripod gives a slightly wider and therefore more stable base aswell.

I use the Ulanzi adapter too. Cheap and cheerful, wireless adapter slides in and has a tripod screw on the base, a lot less hassle and no trailing wires