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Tilta Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups

Capture smooth, dynamic action shots from the interior or exterior of a vehicle with the Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups from Tilta. The system includes three electronic suction cups with Nato rail mounts, three heavy-duty articulating arms, and a 75mm ball head that can be adjusted up to 15° to achieve your desired shooting angle. The battery-powered suction cups provide real-time monitoring of the pressure and will automatically apply more suction in case of a leak.

SKU: GC33-HDA-T11-A

Tilta Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups

Tilta Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups

Capture smooth, dynamic action shots from the interior or exterior of a vehicle with the Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups from Tilta. The system includes three electronic suction cups with Nato rail mounts, three heavy-duty articulating arms, and a 75mm ball head that can be adjusted up to 15° to achieve your desired shooting angle. The battery-powered suction cups provide real-time monitoring of the pressure and will automatically apply more suction in case of a leak.

A Manfrotto quick release system allows you to secure your compatible Arca-type or Manfrotto camera cages and rigs to the car mount. The system also includes a 75/100mm bowl adapter to accommodate different ball heads. Once assembled, the system has a load capacity of 19.9 kgto support most rig configurations. Store all of the components in the included carrying case for easy transport.

Key Features:

Stable Car Mount System for Camera Rig

Three Electronic Suction Cups

75/100mm Convertible Bowl, 75mm Head

Manfrotto Quick Release Plates

Heavy-Duty Articulating Arms

Suction Cups Monitor Pressure

What's in the Box:

Tilta Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups

Tilta Hydra Electronic Suction Cup with Nato Mounting Bracket (4.5")

Heavy-Duty Articulating Arm (11")

75/100mm Ball Adapter

75mm Ball Head with Tie-Down

Tilta Manfrotto Quick Release Extender Plate

Manfrotto Quick Release Module

Allen Key (1/4")

Allen Key (2.5mm)

Soft Carry Case

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Tilta Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups

Capture smooth, dynamic action shots from the interior or exterior of a vehicle with the Hydra Articulating Car Mounting System with Electronic Suction Cups from Tilta. The system includes three electronic suction cups with Nato rail mounts, three heavy-duty articulating arms, and a 75mm ball head that can be adjusted up to 15° to achieve your desired shooting angle. The battery-powered suction cups provide real-time monitoring of the pressure and will automatically apply more suction in case of a leak.

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