Hi, I have a QS-39 Plate from a Vanguard Ball head and would like to know if this would fit into the QS-39 plate. The QS 39 plate has a Standard 1/4"-20 Screw. Can I attach QS39 plate to the bottom of this clamp? Hi, I have a QS-39 Plate from a Vanguard Ball head and would like to know if this would fit into the QS-39 plate. The QS 39 plate has a Standard 1/4"-20 Screw. Can I attach QS39 plate to the... » Read More Hi, I have a QS-39 Plate from a Vanguard Ball head and would like to know if this would fit into the QS-39 plate. The QS 39 plate has a Standard 1/4"-20 Screw. Can I attach QS39 plate to the bottom of this clamp? « Show Less
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Should work. I did same thing with a Dolica tripod. Might have to get screw for center, other than that in theory it witks
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Don't know. What I do know is that ALL of the various Manfrotto/Bogen quick release plates fit ONLY ONE holder. They seem designed to absolutely not fit anything else.
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Looks like this quick release plate will work with your tripod, it is a great value!
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Sorry that the Mount doesn't have 1/4" thread which couldn't attach to a tripod, light stand directly. Usually it's used with the equipment which comes with V-Mount plate. Just you don't need to buy an expensive V-Mount battery to power your equipment. Only use two cheap NPF batteries to replace the expensive V-mount battery via this adapter. It's ok to power your follow focus via D-Tap cable if the port of D-Tap is same size as your accessories. If you just need the NPF batteries to power your accessories with DC port size: 5.5*2.5mm, you could also consider this adapter: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D09A8DW This adapter comes with 1/4 thread which is better for you to attach.
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The base of the quick release has both a 3/8 and 1/4 hole to thread your equipment. I have this on a monopod that has a 3/8 screw. The quick release plate also has 1/4 and 3/8 screws to attach your camera.
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The thumb screw of the bracket is threaded on the bottom to accept a standard (1/4-20) screw. I use a quick-release adapter such as those shown here http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=tripod%20quick%20release%20plate&sprefix;=tripod+qui%2Celectronics%2C154 ... Camera mounts to the bracket, quick-release adapter mounts to bracket thumb screw, adapter mounts to tripod, and flash shoe accessories mount to the bracket. The thumb screw of the bracket is threaded on the bottom to accept a standard (1/4-20) screw. I use a quick-release adapter such as those shown here http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=tripod%20quick%20release%20plate&sprefix;=tripod+qui%2Celectronics%2C154 ... Camera mounts to the bracket, quick-release adapter mounts to bracket thumb screw, adapter mounts to... » Read More The thumb screw of the bracket is threaded on the bottom to accept a standard (1/4-20) screw. I use a quick-release adapter such as those shown here http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_1_10?url=search-alias%3Delectronics&field-keywords;=tripod%20quick%20release%20plate&sprefix;=tripod+qui%2Celectronics%2C154 ... Camera mounts to the bracket, quick-release adapter mounts to bracket thumb screw, adapter mounts to tripod, and flash shoe accessories mount to the bracket. « Show Less
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Generally they seem almost identical (except for some marking on the bottom) to the QR plate that came with my Manfrotto 804CR2.The bolt protrudes roughly 6mm on both the stock version and this. (this is fine for my Sony A55).I'm not quite clear on which tripod/head you have. If you have a Manfrotto 390RC2, than I'm pretty sure it will fit, I _think_ the RC2 is referring to the plate system.
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Not sure the actual size of the threaded screw but I believe that it is universal b/c yes it fits into the bottom of a common point and shoot digital camera. I do not recommend it for a professional camera though. I tried using it with my D40 and although it works ... it feels a little too unsteady to hold the weight of it. Other than that it's a good tri-pod.
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It all depends on whether the mounting plate at the back of the ball-joint part is the same. There are at least two basic shapes for that plate; one has the square plate like mine. They also sell mounts with a more diamond-like shape. get that part right and you're fine so long as it's a one-inch ball on the end. Hope that helps.
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While I dont believe this is a problem and the RESA plate should fit nicely . I would check whith the mount manufacture if you are really concerned.
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As far as I can tell, ther should be no issues with attaching another brand of BallHead or other tripod head, as there are the typical 1/4-20 threads on top, which is standard for any tripod I've worked with. Hope this helps, good shooting!
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The bottom has a hole where you can screw in a standard tripod screw, so you shouldn't have a problem using it with a quick release plate.
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The base of the square "wedge shaped" plate is 1 7/16" @ it's widest and 1 1/8" @ the rubber top (side that touches camera) and about 1/4" high. The mount plate is heavy duty plastic with 2 - 1/4 x 20 threaded female holes. One is for the mounting screw and the other is for the removable centering pin. The plate can be rotated North, South, East, West; which is an advantage in some mounting configurations. I personally have 8 or so of the Sima QK's and haven't had a problem with them at all. Great for GoPro's, camcorders and point & shoots. I'd use caution for anything over 4 pounds or more than you can afford to replace if you plan on super-rough usages.
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I am looking at the photo of the Recruit Crossbow and it appears there maybe aCheek plate that can be removed? There also appears to be a Round Cover just at the upper corner of the Butt plate which is the area that this crank will fit through. I might say that this crossbow has a Flat Butt plate rather than a curved region. You might look at the Parker. Parker makes a Crank assy that fits over the butt plate Called the Sidewinder. I would take a measurement to see if your Recruit butt plate is short enough that the Sidewinder will work. Sidewinder measures 5 inches by 1.75 inches at its widest point. If the recruit is less than these measurements I think this crank is the best out there. Should work without too much modification as I had to do with my Barnett Brotherhood crossbow. I hated the Barnett product. It tangled to much and too often. The Sidewinder removes and stows in a fanny pack until needed. Awesome product!
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Generally they seem almost identical (except for some marking on the bottom) to the QR plate that came with my Manfrotto 804CR2. The bolt protrudes roughly 6mm on both the stock version and this. (this is fine for my Sony A55). I'm not quite clear on which tripod/head you have. If you have a Manfrotto 390RC2, than I'm pretty sure it will fit, I _think_ the RC2 is referring to the plate system.
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No, the qd mount does not come with the mount. If you want you can find it its on elzettas(elzetta.com along with a few other sites like spikes tactical) site for 30+ dollars if I'm not mistaken. I thought I'd save people the trouble I went through to find it :)
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Giottos 6E01 Spare Quick Release Plate for VT806, VT808, VT809, and MV825 Monopod The bottom of the piece that fits into the tripod is slightly larger than 1 5/8". Because the Ambico V-0542 needed a 1 5/8" square, I sanded the edges down a little to make it that size. I might have sanded off 1/16" to 1/8" total. It was fast and easy to adjust.