The Wireless Backpack - IT'S HERE 

Please, the industry NEEDS this 😭

Love this idea. I just bought a v mount clamp for my batteries and a baby pin to 1/4-20 for my wireless transmitter yesterday. I’d be all over this to be able to just mount a battery and connect the transmitter!

Still don' understand why no brand invented this before you did. Perfection.

great design! 👏😎

omg, the hollyland is the worst transmitte to rig, thank you so much for making this

Price is a little bit high for me but you came up with a great solution so well done!

What a great solution! Nice work Nick.

This is brilliant, Nick! Incredible work

Great work!

Need this!!🙌🏼

Love it!

Kickstart 🎉😊Thats cool! Thank You

Pretty genius. Love this. Subbed

Thoughtfully designed :)

Neat Solution Nick

Geeking over the ingenuity

great idea

very cool

Very cool

This is super smart Nick! Nicely done and well thought out! I’d love to see it bundled with 2 or 3 in a kit because you know we’ll need more than just one lol 😂

This is genius

nice I love it

Are magnets on a battery and on wireless system a good idea (e.g. interference)?

Do the magnets interfere with the battery or wireless Tx?

will the magnet affect the equipment?

So how is the design better than velcro? I think it's kinda steep at $85

So Good! Any Chance to ship to Germany?

Hi Nic, first let me commend on a really great contribution. My only concern with this design if I may add is that I'm curious to know if it would've been at all possible to make the plates slightly thinner? And more importantly, while you state that they are nudge proof, I feel that any force coming from the front of the camera, directed towards the back of the camera could easily send expensive gear plummeting to the ground and for that reason, I feel that this design as great as it is, is somewhat flawed. I believe that it could greatly benefit from the nubs, not being single ovals, but rather a notched oval that slide and lock into place in conjunction with the magnets, holding them on so that you would line them up and slide in the downward motion, the magnets, pulling the plate into place and locking the knob into the notch. This way, no motion whatsoever, no force, rather could separate the plates. I know you said this is a final design, but I do believe that, without the addition of such a tweak, this Design runs the risk of having parts be separated in a manner that can be catastrophic.

listen, ill pay you whatever you want

Just sell the stl for 15$ man I guarantee you're gonna be happier.