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It could be the receiver, battery or alt. power.

-It possibly will fit into the hole on the btm of the camera to prevent it spin. Good Luck Mai

This appears to be a PA amplifier. You may find more help by posting in a different forum, maybe one dealing with electronic entertainment equipment.

Not needed. The Bogen already has bass and treble controls.

Here's the manual for the Bogen http://www.bogen.com/products/pdfs/mixerampspdfs/GS35m.pdf Most likely you would connect it to your AUX2 input

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You under stand this unit is MONO, you can use the aux inputs on 5 and 6

needs to go to shop...

use aux inputs...

This is am Impedance imbalance. Most inputs are looking for 600ohm. You need to use a different input or get a way to change you FXS to something else. What we usually do is buy the cheapest IP phone you can and wire directly to speaker. then simply call phone and it will page

Check out the video on this page, top one on the left. It will show you how. http://bogentripodparts.com/repairs.htm

Go to http://www.bogentripodparts.com/repairs.htm and the top right video shows how to remove and replace the head.

Give us a call at Spartan Photo Center, we do Bogen head repairs. We might be able to figure something out for you or repair it.864-583-6835

http://www.manfrottotripodparts.com/repairs.html

DeborahIf you bought the Manfrotto #026 Lite-Tite new, it should have come with (2) brass adapters..., ((1) with male 1/4-20 & 3/8-16" threads & (1) with female 1/4-20" & 3/8-16" threads). All universal photo tripods made in the last 30 years use these (2) thread sizes. All you should need to mount this unit to a tripod is the 'female' adapter spud. If you are missing this item..., it is a Manfrotto #119 adapter (available through most photo dealers).Peter

It's possible that the 3157NR would work, you can find it here: http://tripodquickrelease.com/Bogen_Quick_Releases.htm

The head is mounted on the base by a 3/8" screw. The head is held in place by 3 set screws in the base. Turn tripod upside down, loosen (or if completely removed, do not lose them) those 3 screws, turn tripod rightside up and unscrew head from tripod. If unable to turn head, loosen screws a little more. If scres are removed and heaf still not comeing off, Use pipe wrench or afjustable pliers wrapped in cloth to preven maring and loosen. (looking from top, or birds eye view, turn head counter-clockwise

The heS IA MOUNTED ON THE BASE WITH A 3/8" SXREW STUD (BASE) AND FMEAL (HEAD). i IS HELD IN PLACE BY TGHREE SCREWS in the baSE. rAISE TRIPOD CENTER COLUMN A FEW INCHES, loodrn the three set screws, then twist head counter-clockwise(if looking at top from birds=eye view.

These things can get on tight specially if it was factory installed. What you should be looking for is three or sometimes four set screws on the underside of the center column flange. You need to extend or remove the center column and look on the underside. You need a slot type screw driver that fits down inside the slotted thread and loose then right off I just take them out cause even a little bit of the set screw can bind it up tight while attempting to remove the head. Once these set screws have been removed lock the tripod head from moving in any direction and then remove the head by turning it, same way you would remove a bottle cap. Yes it's going to be tight but it will come off. There is a center stud in the column that you are unscrewing the tripod head from. Sometimes depending how hard it's been used or the environment the tripod was used it the head might need a little penetrating oil to help it along (a little) goes a long way. This should get that head off for you

Send it here for repair: http://www.manfrottotripodparts.com/repairs.html You will most likely need parts depending upon how it broke.