Traditionally, producers needed a broadcast truck, or even multiple trucks, to shoot any major event that was held outside of a studio. As live televised sports, and eventually reality shows, grew in popularity, that requirement became a real problem at out of the way and space-constrained venues.

Through the years and through countless "impossible" remote situations, Bexel Broadcast Services has completely re-engineered the remote production process. Bexel's Director of Engineering, Edd Bonner, has recently unveiled the very latest Bexel Flypack innovation - The "Bexel Mini". Bonner and team have devised a way to configure every component of small, high-end control rooms into rugged shipping cases that can be transported anywhere in the USA.

"It was time" says Bonner, "to take the best of our modular flypack technology and package it up into smaller, simple units that can be customized to specific regional needs. We can do a super fast turn around, re-configure it and turn it around again...and again - and drop ship it with no hassle. The key is to always be adaptable - flypacks that can be configured and reconfigured per job, per office - as needed."

These tightly packaged rack mounts can be quickly assembled / configured / re-configured to produce a customized complete system that will function in the most isolated venues and tightest quarters in any US city - under the most difficult broadcast conditions.

Bexel flypacks have set the standard of the industry and the new "Mini" will certainly make its mark. Contact any Bexel Account Executive or engineer for more information and specs.

Read more about the new Bexel Mini Flypacks HERE.