[QuadList] OT: How to move a VPR-80 in a sidecar cabinetwithout a truck or trailer--AVR 2 Next??

[bill.spencer at northstarstudios.tv]

Ted,
 
You need a Sprinter van.  Lots of room and good mileage.
 
Bill

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From: quadlist-bounces at quadvideotapegroup.com on behalf of Ted Langdell
Sent: Wed 1/19/2011 3:55 PM
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Subject: Re: [QuadList] OT: How to move a VPR-80 in a sidecar cabinetwithout a truck or trailer--AVR 2 Next??


Hi, Gary,

On Jan 19, 2011, at 1:03 PM, Gary Adams wrote:


	
	Nice Job Ted!  Gary


Thanks,

This may have been a practice run for NAB, where we'll be on the floor in SL9910 with a 16/35 HD Vario, in addition to other equipment.  


Since that'll be my demo unit for running around the country, I'm having to re-think my transport situation.  The Mountaineer isn't tall enough for the Vario, and I don't think my 5x8 cargo trailer, is, either.  I'd rather have it in something more cushiony than the trailer. 

Somehow an air-ride remote truck with a lift-gate keeps popping into my dreams... or a large pusher bus outfitted for demos in the front and "residential" use in the back. Either would be real fun parking in NYC, for one thing.  Fuel mileage is a consideration.  Moving an AVR-2 wouldn't be a problem in the remote truck.  

BTW, I have some DPX files from the Vario for you to play with in Revival.  

Are you out West anytime soon?  Or would you like to play with a  16mmVario in Foley, Alabama sometime around Mardi Gras?  (March 4-8?). We'll have some football film to tranfer... maybe some with Kenny Stabler on it from his days at Foley High.

Ted

Ted Langdell
Secretary
Skype:  TedLangdell
e-mail: ted at quadvideotapegroup.com

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