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For ARRI 16 BL: |
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Tobin Cinema Systems |
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NOTICE: THIS ITEM IS DISCONTINUED BY TCS. CINEMATECHNIC DOES NOT HAVE ANY REMAINING STOCK OF THIS ITEM.
WE CANNOT PROVIDE ANY SUPPORT FOR THIS ITEM OR THE ARRI 16 BL. |
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For Original EMP, BLE Motors By popular demand, we are proud to introduce the TXM-27, which restores the 23.976 and 29.970 crystal speeds once offered in the TXM-9, now with an added Phase button that is used for filming from video and special 24 FPS monitors. Speed stability is improved over previous models. Use any gear ratio: the normal U.S. 24:50, the European 25:50 or 24:48, or old U.S. governor motor 24:60. Changeover is accomplished with switches on the circuit board. A "Universal" EMP/BLE motor is required. Ideal for Audio Recording With New Media Improved Specifications Ten crystal speeds are included: 18, 21, 23.976, 24, 29.970, 30, 36, 42, 47.952 and 48 FPS. If you have the 25:50 or 24:48 European gear set, you can also enter special settings to also get 25 and 50 FPS. With the 24:60 gear set, your top speed might be limited to 42 FPS. Crystal speeds are factory calibrated within ±3 ppm (parts per million.) External Speed Control Capability The built-in 23.976 and 29.970 speeds, plus Phase button, will eliminate the need for an external speed reference in most cases. The TXM-27 has a Mini-DIN 4-pin receptacle for external control with the TCS TMC Milliframe Controller. This permits filming from computer monitors with control over the shutter bar. A speed correction is required; the desired speed must be multiplied by 1.5 and entered in the TMC pushwheel switches. The TMC2 can also be used, but the footage counter will not advance. If you do not have a gear set, we can supply a newly manufactured 24:60 pair for $100. They must be used as a pair and will not mesh with any of the original gears. If you have an old BL "reversing" motor, or if the correct EMP or BLE motor has defective crystal related components, or if your 16-BL body has modified or defective wiring, you must consider instead the TXM-25. © Tobin Cinema Systems, Inc. CinemaTechnic |
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