Provista12, Provista18, Provistagr18 – Vista Davis & Sanford RANGERV User Manual

Page 9: Provista geared tripod with v12 head, Provista geared tripod with fm18 head, Provista grounder

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Maximum Height: 78”

Minimum Height: 31” Folded: 34”

Centerpost Diameter & Height: 35mm , 18.5” Leg Diameter & Sections: 32mm, 3-sections
Quick Release: V12 - QRV12; FM18 - QRFM18 Leg Lock Type: Snap lock
V12 Capacity: 12 lbs. FM18 Capacity: 18 lbs. Total Weight: 10 lbs.

PROVISTA12

Provista Geared Tripod with V12 Head

PROVISTA18

Provista Geared Tripod with FM18 Head

Dual-strut video design with geared centerpost for high to low

access for field, studio, educational or industrial applications

3-section tripod, non-glare black anodized aluminum finish

Double-strut top leg section for extra stability consists of two

section, 3/4” diameter and one section 1-1/4” diameter tubing

Self-locking gear mechanism provides precise, silky smooth,

“No-Drift” elevation adjustment

Center brace with lock

adds more stability

Self-aligning metal

snap leg locks

offer fast set up

Non-skid rubber feet

grab any surface

V12 (12 lb. capacity) or

FM18 (18 lb. capacity)

2-way fluid heads

with quick release

Bonus: High-quality,

padded carrying

bag included

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Maximum Height: 64”

Minimum Height: 11.5” Folded: 28”

Ball Head Leveler: 75mm

Leg Diameter & Sections: 32mm, 3-sections

FM18 Quick Release: QRFM18

Leg Lock Type: Snap lock

Capacity: 18 lbs.

Total Weight: 6.9 lbs.

PROVISTAGR18

Provista Grounder

Pro Video tripod and head with multi-positional legs

and 75mm ball leveler developed for rapid setup

and breakdown

3-position independent leg adjustments for shooting

down to the ground or up high

3-section, 32mm aluminum

legs with quick snap leg

locks for easy set up

Easy grip

foam

cushioned

insulated legs

Non-glare black

anodized finish

FM18 2-way fluid head

with variable balance

quick relaese

Bonus: High-quality,

padded carrying

bag included

FM18

Shown with

V12 Head

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