Designed for the do-it-yourselfer, the Film Devices Wheel Axle Kit is used to mount two wheels on a location sound cart. The kit includes two axles, 1/4" mounting screws, and T-threaded plates. The axles can be bolted or screwed to any surface or mounted to T-Slot profiles. Because they are separate, the axles can be used with carts of any width. The connecting blocks are made of lightweight aluminum and the axles are made of rugged stainless steel.

Mount Wheels on Sound Cart    Includes 2 Axles    Bolt or Screw to Any Surface    Mount to T-Slot Profiles    Stainless Steel & Aluminum Construction    Includes 1/4" Mounting Screws    Includes T-Threaded Plates

• Imperial: Comes with 1/4″ mounting screws and T-threaded plates that are compatible with: 1 x 1″ , 1 x 2 “ , and 2 x 2” profiles.
• Metric: For metric, substitute the 1/4" screws for M6 screws and T-nuts (available separately).

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the bottom keyboard shelf Can the bottom keyboard shelf Can the keyboard shelf be scooted entirely under the top shelf to safe space?

A: The keyboard shelf does not slide in.

Q: 2. May I know the finished length, width and height of this product? What is the maximum length, width and height that it occupies?

A: The Oklahoma Sound PRC200 Multiuse Presentation Cart BH #OKPRC200 dimensions are 18 x 40.5 x 30".

Q: 3. I have the original MixPre-6. I love it except for the USB-C port. The cable slips out of the port easily. This becomes very frustrating in live stream scenarios. Was this fixed? Does it 'stick' like a usb-c port in the phone, or is it still a bit loose? My current one is so loose that a small jostle will give me a low power warning.

A: Hello Sarah. The design of the USB-C port has not changed since inception. However, one should technically be able to carefully “dangle” the MixPre-6 II by the USB cable (just a few inches above a table, for example). We obviously don’t normally recommend this activity, but it’s a good test of the “tightness” of the USB-C port. Please contact our support team via our website, as it sounds like your USB-C port might require replacement.

Q: 4. Will this fit the Sound Devices MixPre 10T?

A: The OR-270 is not sized correctly for the Sound Devices MixPre 10T. The OR-280 model would be the correct choice to use instead. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1445703-REG/orca_or_280_audio_bag_x_small.html

Q: 5. Does this come with a carry case?

A: I'm sorry, but this Film Devices Microphone Travel Boompole Kit (Carbon Fiber) does not include a carry case. For the pole, I would recommend using this case, which is available via special order: https://bhpho.to/3JL5kFd

Q: 6. is it compatible with mixpre 10t ?

A: Yes, it is. Mine arrives today, and I will verify, but the documentation explicitly states that is is compatible.

Q: 7. Is the bottom of the pole threaded to accept a 1/4"-20 or 3/8"-16 screw?

A: There are no thread connections specified for the bottom of the Film Devices Microphone Travel Boompole Kit (Carbon Fiber). The mounting thread on the top of the pole is 1/4"-20 and can be expanded to 3/8"-16 with the included thread adapter.

Q: 8. What is the maximum weight it can support at full horizontal extension?

A: Film Devces does not provide a weight capacity on their travel boompole kit as this will securely hold the weight of just about any microphone boom pole that you can fit onto it.

Q: 9. The specs give the height range; but is the range for the top shelf or the typing shelf? Is the distance between the top shelf and the keyboard shelf separately adjustable?

A: The distance between the top shelf and keyboard shelf on the Oklahoma Sound EduTouch Sit & Stand Cart B&H # OKEDTC is not adjustable.

Q: 10. How many minutes work after charging?

A: I use it for my Sound Devices 633 along with another off brand battery as back ups when my np1 that powers everything goes down and I don't have time to change to a fresh. Both xl series batts last about 4-5 hours just powering the 633 and a boom for phantom power, I don't have them set up to power the receivers or hops. Again that's what I use them for, your mileage may vary if you are using for another purpose.