What would be a good gear setup?
2018943
that's a pretty broad question need to know what you're wanting to get out of it before you can start answering an actual gear ratio question
2018944
I would need to know what you're putting it on and what you plan to do dirt asphalt something like that
2018945
I have mine in a 2wd sc10 and I have a 87 tooth spur and a 18 tooth pinon and it is almost to much. But I use it for racing so I'm not going for the max out of my motor.
1479088
PS, Get a good tripod and a strong mount. The camera and lens are a hefty duo.
1680589
I found that the best way to travel with this kind of background setup is using a golf bag. Look for a used golf bag or at Walmart they sold me a travel golf bag for under $50
84210
run it clean,no gain it will sound great.if you use the gain ,its all you will need..it has plenty of gain
1407594
Depends on how it's balanced. For example, I run a Nikon D3S with a 70-200mm VR II sometimes. If you use the tripod anchor on the camera, it's awful, but if you use the mount on the lens, it's great. You can adjust the height up or down to find a comfortable position on your body. You can play with the location on your body too (Front vs back vs side, etc). You'll find something that works well for you, I think.
2161788
remember noise from amp. buy the best you can afford and be rewarded. Filo7\V good combination
1046056
Raptor charging handle, NiBx bolt, Luth AR or Magpul stock, Ergo grip, Geiselle 2 stage trigger. Also you need good optics unless you are going with open sights.
1138289
That question can not be truly answered here. So many factors to consider such as the quality of the rest of your gear, your room size, your budget. I run the big M100 tower speakers by Axiom Audio but a small bookshelf speaker may serve you better. Good speakers can be had for a few hundred dollars up to the insane levels. It would be a good idea to go to audition some in your size/price range. They all have a unique sound so it will be up to what you like.
1523453
First of all, you do need a amp or receiver, and make sure that the equipment has a turntable jack for it, or you can't use it. Second, you do need a good speakers system. And good speakers wires too.
2037556
No idea but the gear on this one broke in half on about the 10th start attempt + it's barely powerful enough to get mine started anyway. I'd find another to consider.
2204236
Pair it with a decent shockmount and it will hold it's own surprisingly well . . . If you're going to be hard hitting it or taping for hours every day I'd recommend something a lot more substantial (and internally pre-wired) but for occasional / light use this is one of the better bangs for your buck IMHO.
719305
Wood lol you will most likely want a tool sharpening jig set up for your tools and a 4 jaw chuck as well.
12779
for a heavy setup. go for 2000 or 4000 and adjust accordingly to camera and where most of the weight is if your looking at it from the top. some cameras have more weight on the right hand side :)
502075
I would always suggest to use a dbx Drive Rack at the input and set up the amplifier. This is the best way. The amplifier would usually then be set up with a 12 o'clock gain position and you will have enough head room
1815449
You should be able to use any standard MTB wheel with a gear set that is consistent with your regular outdoor MTB wheel.
1334363
Should be a great system. Just be sure to get the appropriate sized amp to power it.
1269967
From what I've read I think you would at lest use a 3/4 helmet. You would have to have an anchor point for the boom mic and ear covers to use the provided head set.