The MECHA E2 rotator supports up to 8.8bs (4kg), including panohead. For use with NN4/5, NN6, M1/M2, R1, R20, RS2, (heads sold separately) and dual camera stereo setups. The Mecha is lightweight, quiet and power efficient. Together with the Single Axis Controller C1 (F9910), it automates the panning axis of Nodal Ninja heads. Two sets of this bundle together with some custom parts form a motorized pan and tilt head for multi-row application such as the Motorised versions of the NN3 MKIII and NN6 heads already available.

For a streamlined workflow with reliable results time after time, the MECHA is a great bit of kit, at Red Door we are currently running a Mecha on test with a Nodal Ninja Unltimate R20 ring mount head, Sigma 8mm lens on a crop frame Canon DSLR - both at eye level and for great shots on a Nodal Ninja Pole system - we love it!

Nodal Ninja MECHA demo video:

Mecha Single Axis Controller Features:

Compact controller with built in battery and charger.
NCR18650GA high capacity batteries, 7.2v, 3350mAh, 12Wh.
WiFi remote control from smartphones, tablets, PCs by using simple web page interface.
Supports linking and controlling multiple controllers via WiFi, connection via a WiFi access point, over the air firmware upgrade and remote control over the internet.
3 buttons to run presets stored in the memory, which can be configured via the web page interface.
5 LED's to indicate the remaining battery capacity.
CAM port with opto-isolated trigger for focus and shutter release.
Multipurpose AUX port for shutter confirmation, Radio Frequency Start/Stop remote trigger, wired Start/Stop trigger or IR remote emitter etc.

Total weight of Mecha Rotator E2 + Single Axis Controller C1 approx. 29.3 oz (830g).

Firmware update can be done over the air once the controller is connected to the internet. It can also be updated via USB cable.

KEEP UP TO DATE VIA THESE LINKS TO THE NODAL NINJA FORUM.
Information is being frequently updated:

• Accessing the Web Control Interface of MECHA - http://bit.ly/mecha-access
• How to update the firmware - http://bit.ly/mecha-firmware
• The Mecha - basic setup and how to use - http://bit.ly/mecha-setup
• Mecha Questions Forum - http://bit.ly/mecha-forum