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User Manual for Daiwa Slik Daiwa-70 D2 Tripod System Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Daiwa Slik Daiwa-70 D2 Tripod System
- Product category: Tripod Systems Daiwa / Slik
- Brand: Daiwa / Slik
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
- Authorized service for Daiwa / Slik Tripod Systems
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User manual for the Daiwa Slik Daiwa-70 D2 Tripod System contain basic instructions
that need to be followed during installation and operation.
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User manual is an integral part of any Daiwa / Slik product,
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Product description The Daiwa-70 D2 Tripod System is an all-in-one stabilization kit that provides a sturdy, flexible foundation for ENG and EFP applications. Including fluid head, tripod and dolly, it's the solid base on which any production can be built. The Daiwa-70 fluid head, with its load capacity of up to 33 lbs, is ideal for the latest portable digital camera configurations used in professional broadcast, educational and corporate productions. This head is perfectly counterbalanced through a tilt range of +90/-75 degrees, for cameras ranging between 18 to 33 lbs. The 309 Tripod, which shares many of the same features as the 209, uses its dual stage design to get low to the ground, preferred by some ENG and EFP crews. Constructed from hard-anodized aluminum alloy tubing--in conjunction with composite moldings and bronze bearing surfaces--it provides superior structural integrity and unsurpassed reliability. Features a leg locking design that will not permit slippage or over compression (leg damage) and can be field adjusted. The leg pivots are self-adjusting and comes with a 100mm claw ball base and eye hook for cable or accessories. The DY-9 Heavy-duty Dolly is designed for quiet, smooth and effortless tripod movement on studio floors. All wheel castors utilize non-marking, non-setting polyurethane tires mounted on stainless steel rims that rotate on needle bearings. Each wheel has positive locking in both radial and axial rotation with step-on/step-off design. Daiwa-70 Fluid Head - Construction
- Utilizes space age die-cast alloys, composites, titanium and bronze materials, to bring about lightweight design and construction, for outstanding quality, reliability and performance.
- Perfect Balance
- Features a rotating knob that allows adjusting the counterbalance to compensate for the camera's weight. Provides excellent performance through a tilt range of +90/-75°.
- Quick Release Plate
- The sliding quick release plate with safety lock provides +/-2.5" of adjustment, for perfect horizontal counterbalance.
- Pan and Tilt Drag
- The Daiwa-70 offers a variable and repeatable viscosity fluid drag system, ensuring perfect pictures during pan and tilt movements, eliminating jerks and vibrations. Line markings on the adjustment knobs make actions repeatable to the millimeter.
309 Tripod Legs - Durable all-aluminum rail construction
- Two-stage, 3-section design for fast set-up and low-angle shots
- 100mm bowl for mounting heads
- Maximum height of 62" (157.5cm)
In the Box Daiwa / Slik Daiwa-70 D2 Tripod System Daiwa-70 Heavy-Duty Fluid Head 309 Aluminum 2-Stage Tripod Legs (100mm Bowl) DY-9 Heavy-Duty Dolly with Foot Pads 1x Telescopic Pan Bar Camera Mounting Plate Limited 3-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersDaiwa / Slik DW-70D2 Specs | | | Load Capacity | 18-33 lbs (8-15kg) | | Diameter/Thread | 100mm (4") Half Ball | | Counter Balance System | Cam Balance | | Counter Balance Range | Infinitely Adjustable, 18-33 lbs | | Center of Gravity | 4.7" (100mm±40°) | | Quick Release/Wedge Plate | Yes | | Balance Plate | Sliding Plate with +/- 2.5" Adjustment, 1/4"-20 and 3/8" Screws | | Tilt Drag | Variable Adjustment | | Tilt Range | +90/-75° | | Tilt Lock | Yes | | Spring Loaded Counter Balance | Variable Adjustment | | Pan Range | 360° | | Pan Lock | Yes | | Leveling Bubble/Illuminated | Yes / Yes | | Temperature Range | -4° to +140°F (-20° to +60°C) | | Height | 11.2" (28.5cm) | | Weight | 9.25 lbs (4.2kg) | | | | Material | Aluminum | | Load Capacity | 55 lbs (25kg) | | Bowl Diameter/Thread | 100mm Bowl (4") Half Ball | | Minimum Height | 17.44" (44.3cm) | | Maximum Height | 62" (157.4cm) | | Leg Stages/Sections | 2/3 | | Leg Lock Type | Knob | | Center Brace/Mid-Level Spreader | No | | Spiked/Retractable Feet | Spiked | | Folded/Transport Length | 27.4" (69.5cm) | | Weight | 8.14 lbs (3.7kg) | | | | Construction | Aluminum | | Doorway Width | 18.5" (47cm) | | Folded Length | 20.5" (52cm) | | Wheel Diameter | 3.9" (10cm) | | Wheel Lock | Yes | | Cable Guards | No | | Weight | 12.1 lbs (5.5kg) |
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