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Last winter, during very cold weather cables stiffened, and when slewing or when a wind blew, I had intermittent disconnects between my camera and its tiny USB plug. To prevent this from happening, I rigged a simple-to-make clamp that attaches to the bottom of the camera and uses a clothespin to hold the camera cable. The linked photo shows that the clamp consists of a thin piece of wood cut from a common paint stirring stick and a clothespin with one of its legs glued to the stick. A one-quarter inch hole is drilled through the stick so that a 1/4-20 machine screw of any style can hold the rig to the bottom of the camera. https://www.dropbox.com/s/l55jfp8k8a3q9v3/Camera%20Cable%20Support.JPG?dl=0
Bob Z.
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