Finish your installation with a clean look with the stainless steel Whirlwind WP2/4FW 2-Gang Wall Plate. It features a two-gang design with four Whirlwind WC3F female XLR terminals to pass your wiring through the wall, reducing the appearance of cable clutter.

4x Whirlwind WC3F Female XLR Terminals    2-Gang Design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the length of the spike?

A: The Oben 3/8"-16 Steel Spike Foot Set for Select Skysill Tripods is 1.5 inches long.

Q: 2. what is the payload capacity?

A: I would estimate at least 20 lb

Q: 3. Are the lock down knobs plastic as one reviewer commented?

A: The knob is metal and has a rubber cover.

Q: 4. Does this fit common light stand stud/spigot or is this for C-stand stud ?

A: This fits a 16mm stud, which is what a C-stand has, as well as any baby stand with a 16mm stud.

Q: 5. Does this work / attach to the Manfrotto 007 CSU?

A: Yes this can fit the junior receiver on the Manfrotto 007 CSU.

Q: 6. I am a bit confused with previous answer, Manfrotto 208HEX can be inserted on both end, right? its HEX shape, wanted to re-assure

A: No. The following unit will not adapt to a hex spigot.

Q: 7. How long is the boom arm at full extension?

A: About 6' but the payload will affect its ability to counterbalance and support the weight. You might not be able to use its full range in all situations.

Q: 8. Is this V90 card?

A: Yes its V90

Q: 9. What is the height extending only the geared section extended?

A: Avenger/Manfrotto do not list the length of the geared column on the Avenger Wind Up Stand 29 with Low Base and Braked Wheels (Chrome-plated/Stainless, 9.5'). Maximum Working Height 9.5' / 2.9 m Minimum Working Height 4.6' / 1.4 m Rough estimate of height of the stand with only greard column is 7.05 feet.

Q: 10. Does anyone out there have more details about the specs of the boom arm, and boom function of this stand? There is not much on B&H here, or the Avenger manufacturer site. Anyone have photos of the boom extended? Experiences with various lights and modifiers on the boom arm of this stand? Also: anyone have first hand experience with both this stand and the Avenger A4041B boom stand? How do these stands compare outside what I can compare on the spec sheets. Thanks for your help!

A: These are both very good boom/stand combo kits.The Avenger A40441B, a href= http://bhpho.to/Nfg4vn target= _blank http://bhpho.to/Nfg4vn/a is a bit stronger and taller. The specifications listed under that tab for both are really all boom equipment have. The A40441B can support at the most 33lbs not extended and fully extended up to 22 lbs.The A4039CS can support up to 26 lbs at most extensions and it is smoother to use and in chrome is visually niceUsing both they really are similar. The A40441B does come with a counter weight which you should use. And the A4039CS does not so that is an added item to get.