Alexa 35 Wireless Video Options

[CineSuppa]

Hello all,

First post on the board, long time proponent of ARRI cameras, lenses and lighting. I've recently acquired two Alexa 35s and have built out substantial kits in hopes that work will pick up once the strikes end, but I'm stuck at one of my final gear choices: wireless video.

I have what I consider a rather unique problem that I feel only you guys might have a solution for. I would love to have a wireless system that attaches to the 26V Anton/Bauer gold mount system currently in place on the camera bodies that can send 4K 6 or 12G signal to my SmallHD Vision 17 OLED monitor (14V) and then down convert the signal to 3G 1080P for my TVLogic 7" focus monitors (14V) that ideally could house an in-line Gold Mount 14V RX so I can just snap new Dionic HCs on when they run low.

Does such a 1:2 or 1:3 (array) system exist? I can't get a straight answer out of Teradek, Vaxis doesn't make anything comparable, DJI I believe is a similar story and Hollyland isn't a contender at the moment.

Thanks for your input!

[Anders Holck]

Teradek does have a solution for this.

The Bolt 6 XT TX https://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-xt- ... 7425304754 has 12G SDI input and access UHD, it can accept these pairs of 26V battery plates:
https://teradek.com/collections/accesso ... 5974901938

Note that the plates doesn't pass through the data pins, so you only get the battery voltage on screen

Then you could have a 6 XT RX with 12G UHD out to the 17" https://teradek.com/products/bolt-6-xt- ... 7425304754 and a 6 LT which has 3G SDI HD out to the 7" and it accepts a 14v or 26v GM plate.

The elegant solution for the focus monitor would be a SmallHD Cine7 with a Bolt6 RX monitor module.

All receivers get the same UHD stream, but the LT RX only has a 3G HD-SDI and will down convert to HD.

[Anders Holck]

Note that sandwiching a transmitter like this on the camera side is not that great. You put a lot of strain on the battery mounts, and the gauge wire of the internal loop connection of the mounts can be under dimensioned for the power draw of the Alexa35