User Manual for Miller Arrowx 7 Fluid Head Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Miller Arrowx 7 Fluid Head
- Product category: Video Tripod Heads Miller
- Brand: Miller
- 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 Miller Video Tripod Heads
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User manual for the Miller Arrowx 7 Fluid Head contain basic instructions
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Product description The Arrowx 7 Fluid Head from Miller is suitable for EFP, Studio, and Field OB applications. It offers a 13.2 to 55.1 lb payload range and seven selectable pan-tilt fluid drag positions. It features precision fluid drag with a 16-position CB Plus counterbalance system. CB Plus is a sequential counterbalance design, featuring eight larger counterbalance steps that allow you to quickly and efficiently achieve the required counterbalance position. The system's one flick switch located at the front of the head adds a half step between each of the eight larger steps enabling counterbalance fine-tuning when required. - Compact, lightweight, and versatile
- 7-step plus zero pan and tilt drag
- 16-position CB Plus counterbalance system
- Wide payload range of 13.2 to 55.1 lb
- Fluid drag system with smooth start and soft stop technology and balanced diagonal transitions
- Controls all-in-one design for fast, easy and practical use
- Illuminated bubble level and pan-tilt drag controls
- Precise floating pan-tilt caliper locks ensure bounce-free on-off performance
- Quick-release, 120mm sliding camera platform with Euro-style camera plate
- Removable 100mm ball leveling with three 3/8" holes for flat base mounting
- Robust construction for rugged outdoor shooting conditions
- Optional second pan handle mount
- Side mounting points for viewfinders and accessories
In the Box Miller Arrowx 7 Fluid Head Limited 3-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersMiller Arrowx 7 Specs | | | Camera Plate Features | Sliding Balance Plate, Quick Release | | Balance Plate Sliding Range | 4.7" / 120 mm | | | | Base Mount | 100 mm Half Ball | | | | Drag Control | Tilt: 7-Step Plus 0
Pan: 7-Step Plus 0 | | Vertical Tilt | +90
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