I was searching for a Pelican case that would safely and securely house a Flanders Scientific DM241 monitor and a Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Mini Panel, and I believe I found it.
@@serenityrenes3194 For the Flanders Scientific DM241 monitor, I'm probably going to go with the "Transport Case for DM240/DM241" from Flanders Scientific. For the Blackmagic Design Resolve Mini Panel, I'm probably going to go with the SKB iSeries Case for Blackmagic Design ATEM CCP, ATEM 1 M/E Advanced (which works perfect for the Blackmagic Resolve Mini Panel).
For the 1660, does it go within airline’s measurements requirement? I heard they have the 62” rule. If the Height + Width + Depth = 62” or under, the case goes under requirement, if it’s over 62”, it can’t go in airplane. I measured the 1660 from pelican website, it is over 62”. Looking forward for the info.
The airlines always seem to be changing their requirements so it would be best to check with the specific airline that you're going to be traveling with. Let us know if you have any more questions. Thanks.
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I was searching for a Pelican case that would safely and securely house a Flanders Scientific DM241 monitor and a Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Mini Panel, and I believe I found it.
How did it work out?
@@serenityrenes3194 For the Flanders Scientific DM241 monitor, I'm probably going to go with the "Transport Case for DM240/DM241" from Flanders Scientific.
For the Blackmagic Design Resolve Mini Panel, I'm probably going to go with the SKB iSeries Case for Blackmagic Design ATEM CCP, ATEM 1 M/E Advanced (which works perfect for the Blackmagic Resolve Mini Panel).
Hi . Love the channel. by any chance, would you know what"s the maximum weight it can carry ?
For the 1660, does it go within airline’s measurements requirement? I heard they have the 62” rule. If the Height + Width + Depth = 62” or under, the case goes under requirement, if it’s over 62”, it can’t go in airplane.
I measured the 1660 from pelican website, it is over 62”. Looking forward for the info.
The airlines always seem to be changing their requirements so it would be best to check with the specific airline that you're going to be traveling with. Let us know if you have any more questions. Thanks.