This Avenger F800 3.0" Baby Wall Plate is a 3.5 x 5.87" metal plate with a welded 5/8" Baby stud. The plate has eight anchor points for nails or screws, which are not included. This item may be used on a wall or free-standing as a floor-level light mount.

Chrome-plated Steel Construction    5/8" Baby stud

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do you know if it's possible to unscrew one of the baby pins when only one light is attached?

A: The pins are welded in place.

Q: 2. How much weight can this hold? Do you think it can suspend properly a Westcott Zeppelin 47 with the Bowens mounting bracket, the focusing rod, a Bowens speed ring and a Phottix Indra500 TTL?

A: It's not quite as simple an answer as you may like. It depends on how you angle the pivoted extension. If it's angled down a 90 degree angle and a lightbox is simply hung from the spigot, then it should support pretty well any modifier and light. But if you angle a heavy modifier beyond 90 degrees down and therefore have to rely on the friction/clamping of the two small wing nuts, you may find it frustrating, ie. difficult to hold a position. Hand tightening the wing nuts probably won't create enough grip on the spigot and you'd probably have to use a wrench or pliers to add leverage to the tightening. I bought this drop down pin for, as the name implies, it's ability to drop down a light modifier and simply hang it on the spigot. If you keep to that use, or use it with a light weight modifier/light combo which should be ok to angle at other than 90 degrees, then you should be fine. I hope this helps.

Q: 3. If you pull the baby pin, could you use this as a dana dolly stand in place of the Matthews slider stands?

A: The feature of pulling out the baby pin is not mentioned by the MFR.

Q: 4. What is the size of the screw holes?

A: The scroll holes measure about 6mm.

Q: 5. Does the baby receiver on this triple also serve as a Junior stud - as does the Kupo version?

A: The receiver is not designed in a way that can be used as a junior pin.

Q: 6. How much is the load capacity?

A: Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list a load capacity for this product. While it is a very sturdy product, how well it will hold depends on the application.

Q: 7. How much is the load capacity of the locking receiver?

A: I believe it depends on the capacity of the tripod. The F301 is a very sturdy and solid wall plate to place something on. As far as the load capacity you have to check the manufacturer specifications.

Q: 8. Anyone know if there is a version of this with a receiver instead at a 90 degree angle as well? Looking for something with similar load capacity and distance from the base.

A: I do not believe there is an option for a baby plate that is angled with a 5/8-inch receiver. One options is to use a 5/8 female to 5/8 female adapter like one of these, https://bhpho.to/3vmtsD9 .

Q: 9. What is the outside diameter of the receiver? Trying to determine if this could be used as a Junior Pin

A: If you remove the knob you could use it as a junior pin.

Q: 10. How much weight will the Avenger F809 Right Angle Baby Plate (Chrome-Plated) support? (I have a 17-lb. background) – Thanks.

A: The plate is a welded to a steel pin. The load limit will more be a matter of how you mount it and what you mount it too.