Ready Rig Vega v2 Installation: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to upgrade your ReadyRig with the Vega system in this comprehensive installation guide.
This video walks you through the entire process, including:
- Disassembly of your existing ReadyRig
- Removal of old components
- Installation of the Vega chassis
- Updating the cheese plate hardware
- Reinstalling the belt onto the Vega chassis
- Installing the new polycore bands
- Attaching the Vega arm clamps
This guide covers both newer and older Ready Rig models, providing specific instructions for each. We demonstrate every step in detail, from removing the initial screws to the final adjustments, ensuring you can confidently upgrade your system.
Whether you're a professional videographer or a dedicated enthusiast, this tutorial will help you transform your Ready Rig into a Vega-upgraded powerhouse. Follow along as we guide you through each stage of the installation process, preparing you to take full advantage of the Vega system's enhanced capabilities.
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[@skymakai]

Is there any tricks you balancing a lighter load? I’m using a smaller camera and gimbal package and carbon fiber ring. The Vega actually seems to have too much power to get the benefits with the lighter camera load.

[@readyrig]

Have you tried moving the support arms all the way to the shoulder fulcrum? We've balanced loads as light as 5lbs total on our system. Check out the quick start guide it might help, th-cam.com/video/HH5IYQQ8mZs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=17qUHJOzPFlM24Ez

[@skymakai]

@@readyrig hi! Yes, the support arms aare all the way to the shoulder fulcrum. It balances, but doesn't seem to get the benefit of the Vega bands with so little fulcrum. It seems like heavier loads end up with less 'bounce'?