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Re: Camera case rolling vibrations causing camera damage?
by olof ekbergh on Sep 18, 2009 at 12:58:34 am

I use a rock-n-roller to move equipment around, its old about 10 years or so.

Used it on Beta DVcam and EX3's, no damage yet. Hauls cam bags, lights audio gear etc. I keep a couple milk cartons on it for sitting on and extension XLR chords etc.

It has 8" pneumatic tires in the back and 4" wheels in front.

It can also be used for a dolly with me riding on it shouldering the cam.

I think it is still made, it folds up for transport and pulls out to 5' long.

Olof Ekbergh

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Camera case rolling vibrations causing camera damage? by Mark Palmos on Sep 17, 2009 at 2:57:41 pm
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