Designed for the mounting of the DJI Master Wheels with Base Station or with just the wheel pods themselves, the CineMilled Master Wheels Mount Kit for UBS System Dual Seat Kit provides you with a mounting system for vehicles with generous space in the rear seating area or for those with tight spaces. The kit attaches to the CineMilled Back Seat System (not included), and the vehicle seat you are mounting this system on must have a headrest.

The Master Wheels Mount Kit provides a variety of Houdini clamps, as well as Rigging Rods and clamps so you can configure your setup as you wish. CineMilled recommends this kit for vehicles with a larger seating area, such as a pickup truck, as you can set up the Wheels on the base station and have room to operate comfortably. For operating the wheels inside a smaller vehicle, CineMilled recommends mounting the Master Wheels pods using this kit and mounting the base station behind the other seat with the optional Base Station mount (not included).

Mount for Master Wheels and Base Station    Attaches to Universal Backseat System

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is there a mobile Gimbal that works with this Receiver attached to the back of the phone? Most block the lightning / usb-c port

A: I bought a longer USB-C to lightning cable and rubber banded the receiver to the gimbal handle. It barely works due to the weight.

Q: 2. Works with Ronin2?

A: Yes, this is compatible with the Ronin-2 when using the ReadyRig GS.

Q: 3. Is there a way to wirelessly control the RS3 Pro?

A: No, the CineMilled NODO 2-Axis Inertia Wheels Kit does not support wireless control of the DJI RS 3 Pro Gimbal Stabilizer. There are however other ways, to wirelessly control the RS 3 Pro, such as using the Force Mobile feature, which allows a smart device to control the tilt and panning of the gimbal.

Q: 4. Can it work with 2 handheld mic?Can it work with 2 handheld and 2 lavalier mic?

A: The Samson Go Mic Mobile allows for six total transmitters (handheld beltpack lav/headset)to be used across three complete systems.

Q: 5. Can you use the Samson Go Mic Mobile during a Facebook Live stream?

A: yes. One word of warning. its a 10 mW transmitter Its on 2.4 GHz . Physics 101 its the microwave band. so its 100% line of sight. if you have *nothing* between the RX and TX its a very good mic . the moment you put body mass between it the thing is useless . lav belt packs are made for the back on your belt ect. It was unusable facing the cam 20 feet away! . the hand mic as its in front might be OK. Still the fact it was blocked was a deal breaker. had I known it was a wimnpy 10 mW of RF then I would have never bought it . I ended up buying a VHF pro-88 It does get a tad fuzzy at 100 Feet away but with in 30 feet its super solid. 150 mW RF and as its analog its nor a sudden drop off .

Q: 6. Will this fit on a DJI Ronin 1. Right out the box?

A: Yes it does. This product works with 30mm handlebar tubes for the Freefly MōVI Pro and the original DJI Ronin. You would need shims for 25mm bars like the Ronin-M/MX.

Q: 7. Does this work with standard 15mm rods or is the diameter too large?

A: The diameter of the rod used in this system is 25mm. We have accessory mounts available for that size such as the SHAPE Gimbal Accessory Clamp for 25mm Rod, B&H # SHMBR25. https://bhpho.to/2YPe5nD

Q: 8. Will the Samson RDX2 receiver pair with the PXD2 wireless Go mic transmitter? Thanks

A: This is the receiver for that bodypack. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1502496-REG/samson_swgmmr_go_mic_mobile_receiver.html

Q: 9. Can I do real time audio monitoring?

A: When sending audio out of the Samson Go Mic Mobile Digital Wireless System with Q8 Dynamic Handheld Mic/Transmitter via the Micro-USB connection, the onboard 1/8" output can be used to monitor audio in real time. If the 1/8" output is needed to send audio to another device, monitoring would need to be done via a headphone output on the device connected.

Q: 10. Will this plug into a Sony Handicam that is connected to a computer via a USB-HDMI capture device?

A: As long as the Handicam has a 3.5mm mic input, then the mic could be connected to the camera via the included mini jack cable.