Hex Thin Nut Motorola Radio Panel Mustang

Being able to adjust tension via a twist knob as opposed to a Hex nut is a game changer. So much easier on the fly. Get this version!!

I have attached each half of this product to a simple spring clamp. One by a bolt and the other by a hex nut, creating two functional baby stud clamps. They are very useful for attaching small light fixtures, that have 5/8 adapters, to a variety of structures. You may also use this to add a 5/8 stud to cheap tripods for simple light stands uses.

The Motorola CLS - 1110 is a fine handheld radio. It has decent range and can be programmed so as not to interfere with other radio frequencies. More than the radio, however, I was totally sold on the customer service I got from B&H. It was as good as I could have imagined leaving no room to ask for more. Thanks-

The CLS-1110 2-way radio by Motorola is small, lightweight and easily accessible for my assisted living staff. If only there was a way to eliminate the protruding antenna (can easily get in the way), this would be the world's most perfect unit!

Hex end is a lifesaver!

Nicely gnurled nut.

For simmers who wants a little more realism, the flight radio panel is a great addition for anyone simmer's setup. Although the buttons may feel plasticky, it is relatively well made. One has to note that drivers are needed for the radio panel to work in MSFS2020. Price wise, wished it could be cheaper but the price offered at BH is competitive.

There is so much I can say about this light panel, it's incredibly thin, light, and very bright. In one instance for a night shoot I had, I used this light to mimic several cop cars and it looked spectacular when we were looking at the dailies. Buy Zolar, it's almost criminal to have lights this good and this packed with features to be at this price point. Buy now, you will now regret it.

It’s fantastic. All you could ask for with a backpack of its size. My only critique would be with the sturdiness of the back panel when expanded. If you have a thin tablet in there it’s a bit nervewracking. I would love an everyday backpack of 25 liters of the same type. Maybe with more waterproof fabric like the first line

Absolutely loving this Cine 13. Beautiful panel (albeit crunchy as with most SmallHDs). On SmallHD 1303s I had noticed a faint diagonal pattern on the panel, and the Cine 13 has none of that. Very solid construction, feels like it'll be as durable as I need it to be on set. The ARCA Swiss dovetail on the back is handy. Many many mounting points for various accessories. I particularly love the cheese rail on the bottom of the monitor - handy for mounting my focus hand unit. And I love how thin the monitor is on the whole. My only REAL gripe with it is the new joystick / style - the joystick is recessed into a rotating wheel. The wheel can be used to scroll through most things (which is great) but when I need to use the joystick it can be hard to move directionally without clicking the center / enter button. Small insignificant gripes: the standard screen protector has some thin plastic pieces that feel like they will break easily. There's a small sliding door on the front of the monitor that also feels thin and fragile. There's a pattern (solely aesthetic) in the front face's plastic on the lower right that imitates a speaker grate, but is easily marred because it's so fine. The fan on the back of the monitor makes a faint warbly whirring sound. But overall, absolutely loving this monitor!