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Hi all

 

Can anyone here who owns a Cougar and a warthog tell me if the thread on the cougar is the same as the warthog, and is the base about the same dimensions?

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I remember attaching the cougar to a warthog some time back. as for footprint the warthog base is slightly larger though of course the cougar is thick ...housing the gimbals etc

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I remember attaching the cougar to a warthog some time back. as for footprint the warthog base is slightly larger though of course the cougar is thick ...housing the gimbals etc

 

thanks for the reply, good to know.

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The Warthog base has a Diameter of around 110mm and is about 65mm tall. The baseplate where it sits on is 270mm X 230mm. It's easy to unscrew the baseplate and make your own.

Cougar housing is 170mm X 170mm and 55mm tall. There is no Baseplate so reducing the footprint is hard to impossible.

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thanks, I have an extension, and someone with a cougar had asked if it would fit theirs.

 

As long as the thread is the same I do not think it would be an issue, so thank you for the reply

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I just saw this thread, must have overseen it before. I have a Cougar and bought a Warthog Extension for it. At the base everything works like charm. At the stick there must be a slight difference. When I wanted to tighten the nut of the Cougar stick to the extension I was not able to get it stiff. I still was able to rotate it, even though with a higher force. I was able to solve this by adding a paper washer (normally used at water pipes) and put it between the lower part of the stick and the nut of the stick (see attached picture).

 

Edit: A paper washer, because I needed to cut the "ring" to get it installed. Paper is flexible and made it easy, plastic would do it as well.

 

Now I have a Warthog as well I did not need to do anything. Everything was fine. Maybe the extension itself made the difference, it was a one I bought over ebay in Germany from a German provider. But I just wanted to highlight that there is a small difference. In my opinion its the length of the thread of the nut at the stick.

Hope this helps.

Xoxen

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