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Flyline

The Flyline is a self-powered point to point suspended cable supported camera trolley system that accommodates most stabilized Gimbals like the DJI Ronin and Movi. Set up is very simple and quick, all you need is 2 strong anchor points, connect in between a Dyneema Rope, tense it up and you’re ready to go. The Flyline system comes complete with all you need to rig. We supply a tension meter for the rope, battery’s for the trolley, remote control for driving and 2 Kenyon Gyros for extra stable shots.TheFlyline reaches a speed of upto 35 kmh and its uses are endless giving you breathtaking shots and a unique POV while keeping in mind minimal size and weight.
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Ha-Melacha ST 8 unit 228

Rosh-Ha-Ayn

Israel 4809118

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