Bullseye Arcade Machine

Tactical Fiber Systems Bullseye Cable Adapter With Patch Cable And Tripod Clamp

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The Tactical Fiber Systems BullsEye Cable Adapter converts a Duplex LC connector to a TFS BullsEye connection for compatibility with TFS DuraTAC armored cables terminated with BullsEye connectors. The adapter consists of a BullsEye Chassis connector secured to a metal plate and a tripod clamp installed for attaching the adapter to a tripod leg. The LC breakout is on a 3 ft patch cable, providing you with the length to mount the adapter on any tripod.

Convert Duplex LC to TFS BullsEye Connect to DuraTAC/BullsEye Cables Tripod Clamp for Attaching to Tripod Leg 3 ft Patch Cable Length

Parameters
Cable Length	3 ft (91 cm)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	1 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	8 x 4 x 2"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you need the fiber module in addition to this or are they built on the cable?

A: You do not need a fiber module, the Ubiquiti Networks UniFi SFP+ DAC Patch Cable (1.6') BH #UBUCDACSFP will plug directly into an SFP port on a Unifi switch with SFP.

Q: 2. Can this cord be used to replace the one that came with the Rode VIDEOMIC GO?

A: Yes, that is correct.

Q: 3. Does rode make a version that is not Coiled like the one that comes with rode videomic pro plus

A: Hello John. Rode doesn't currently sell the straight, non-coiled version of the SC2 by itself. If yours is currently broken reach out to your Rode retailer for a replacement under the warranty. If you would like something similar, I have found this third party option, although it's longer: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1001074-REG/startech_mu1mms2ra_right_angle_3_5mm_to.html

Q: 4. Would this be ok with the Videomic Go II on a boom arm and connecting to the Sony ZV-E10?

A: Yes. The RODE SC2 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Coiled Patch Cable is compatible for use with the RODE VideoMic GO II and the Sony ZV-E10 Mirrorless Camera, however, you may need a longer cable if the mic is mounted on a boompole. You will probably want to use it together with an extension cable such as the RODE VC1 3.5mm TRS Microphone Extension Cable for Cameras - 10' (B&H # ROVC1) or the Pearstone 3.5mm Stereo Male to Female Extension Cable - 25' (B&H # PEMMSB125B).

Q: 5. Will this work with fx3 tilta cage?

A: Yes, the Tilta Full Camera Cage for Sony FX3 has the same USB Type-C clamp attachment threads as the Sony a7S III Cages.

Q: 6. what is the range of this bluetooth receiver?

A: According to the manufacturer, the operating range is approximately 30 ft. If you are in excess of 30 ft from the BT-1/L, the signal may cut-out or drop. Also try and limit any obstructions to line of sight.

Q: 7. Can I use this to plug my Zoom H1n to my camera?

A: Hello Di, I don't see any reason why not. You should be good as long as the camera has a standard 1/8" TRS 3.5mm input jack.

Q: 8. Does this go into the mic or headphone jack on a camera?

A: The RODE SC2 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Coiled Patch Cable can be used to connect devices to either the headphone out or microphone in via their respective 3.5mm jack, which can be found on a typical camera.

Q: 9. Will this work with a Smallrig cage for the Canon 5D Mark IV?

A: Yes, the Smallrig Universal Cable Clamp, is meant to work with Smallrig cages universally, and can connect to the SmallRig Camera Cage for Canon 5D Mark III or 5D Mark IV, when connecting on the side to one of the 1/4"-20 threads.

Q: 10. What is the load capacity?

A: The Dinkum Systems Clamp-to-Clamp is, 2 lb Lateral Load Capacity 4 lb Upright Load Capacity

Jamie	27/08/2024
Absolutely love the engineering that went into something so simple. Securely and safely grips my SDI lines without any fear of damaging the cables. 5

David G.	17/08/2024
I am using this cable clamp on a well-rigged cinema camera. It is being used to clamp two I/O mating cables from the camera to a secondary rig that contains the multitrack digital audio recorder and a video monitor. The clamp is well built and functions well. It can hold two cables about the size of SDI or balanced audio. The only minor con is that the spring-loaded clamp end only works best if both cables are the same diameter. So if you were planning on using it to clamp an SDI and a mini-mic cable, you may have issues. 5

Brian	16/08/2024
Low profile on your rig, cables remain tucked and well managed. Remember to consider using it to secure more than one cable at a time. Send one cable on the top clamp (power) and another on the bottom clamp (Thin HDMI). The unit will get the job done and you also get more functionality from it. (I don’t mind the cables sweeping out towards the lens when configured this way. Looping one cable back through puts an unnecessary “hard return loop” at the bend when on its way to the 2nd clamp. It’s all preference and functionality though. Great piece. You can trust it. Among the smartest accessories a rig can have. - BKA 5

Kris	03/08/2024
This little thing solves so many problems 5

Enrique	27/07/2024
Very helpful. I like how it works. 5

Vincent	22/07/2024
Since it attaches to the cage via a single bolt, I can rotate the clamp to better organize the cables on my rig. The thumbscrews work smoothly and the hook helps keep the cables secure without the need for very much clamping force. 5

Jimivel	03/07/2024
Works as expected. Angles available can be awkward, but more depends on your cage 5

Joel	15/06/2024
Nice to be able to secure non-professional cables to the port. Glad it comes in tactical gray to match the cage. 5

Jason	11/04/2024
Clamps 2 cables tight. Well machined, great build quality. Only nit to pick is I wish it were smaller, but it's fine as is. 5

John	03/04/2024
Keeps my single XLR cable and power cable locked to the side of my SmallRig cage for the GH5. With fragile interconnect on most modern sub $5KUSD cams, a cheap way to protect the camera in a fast moving, ENG, EFP style environment. Recommended. 5