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Old August 27th, 2014, 06:12 PM   #16
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Re: Tripod Extender - My eventual DIY solution

Hi Clive

I love them and have three actually and they have never failed me and the oldest one I must had bought at least 5 years ago. They are well made and tough..not bad for a $200 tripod!!

Yes the Weifengs I have are somewhat shorter than the Fancier ..I have actually stuck my centre pole that I made on the Weifeng legs as I don't need any more height than half extended as it's really stable and plenty high enough.

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