Boom pumps are MiniMax H3 reach at 26cr, not a talking operator
MiniMax H3 2K text-to-video, 5–15s, 26cr is the boom travel; /for/equipment-rental-companies is a different audience than this pump SKU.
MiniMax H3 2K text-to-video, 5–15s, 26cr is the boom travel; /for/equipment-rental-companies is a different audience than this pump SKU.
A concrete-pump clip that books a pour is the reach: lattice unfolding, pipe in the air, a deck that reads as a machine job. It is not a constructed operator walking boom length, a cubic-yard card, or “what you should do with this mix.” Those lines are a consult. Reach is a number on a cut sheet. Buy the boom plate. Do not buy a talking mouth to prove the iron is in the air.
The boom travel is the picture
Write camera and iron. “Locked wide, five-section boom unfolding over a slab, overcast, slow push, no people.” Stop. “Mike from dispatch explaining your reach” is a second job. It is a private-person job if Mike is on payroll. It is a prescription job if the line is a pour log.
MiniMax H3 Text to Video is a frontier row: 2K from a text prompt alone, durations 5s through 15s, 26 credits, six aspect ratios (21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, 9:16). Catalog audio is empty. This file is silent. Quoted lines in the prompt do not become a voice. That is the point of using H3 on a boom: you get a sharp plate without a mouth.
Open it from the AI video generator. Iterate at 5s or 6s. Fifteen seconds of the same unfold is a long miss unless the move actually lasts. Pick aspect for the destination. 21:9 cropped to 9:16 throws away the 2K you paid for. 9:16 if the feed is vertical. 16:9 if the site header is.
H3 will invent a generic boom. That is allowed when the ad is “we pump,” not “this serial-numbered mast on this pad.” Livery, a unit number, your outriggers — photograph those. Then the job is image-to-video on a locked still, not this T2V slug.
2K, silent, 26 credits
Audio is unset on this slug. Do not claim native dialogue. Do not write a pour VO into the prompt and wait for a soundtrack. Score after lock if you want a bed. Overlay after lock if you need a town, a boom class you actually sell, a phone line. H3 will not letter a metre of reach. Invented feet are a claim you cannot ship.
26 credits is the catalog figure. It is not a cheap talking-head discount and it is not a 4K promise. Max output is 2K. Use that when the plate will sit large. Do not buy 2K to fill a phone feed that will crush it.
Five seconds is the honest test. The spec will let you go to 15. A generic boom still drifts at the long end: extra guys, extra trucks, a building that is not the one you quoted. Until the iron holds, stay short.
Muted autoplay still needs a line on the file. Add a text overlay burns one authored line, whole clip, top / center / bottom. It does not transcribe. Reach, if you publish it, is type you typed from the cut sheet. 2K makes garbled in-frame glyphs more visible, not less. Keep type in the overlay.
A talking operator is not the pump SKU
Reach is a number on a pump card. A photoreal operator pointing at a boom and saying how far you “should” go is a constructed presenter playing expert. You do not need that mouth to prove the iron is in the air. The unfold is the proof. The cut sheet is the reach. Overlay the figure you already stand behind, or leave it off.
Do not glue a talking cubic-yard card onto the boom file. If a job needs a voice, that voice is a real named person on a different day. Generation can still do the travel. It cannot be the adviser. Empty boom. Pipe in the air. Overlay the phone. Keep lips out of frame.
If the still of this truck already exists, photograph the unit and animate that file. H3 T2V is the 2K reach plate when a generic unfold is enough.
Equipment rental is a different audience
Equipment rental companies teach the tool so a renter books: start, use, shut down. That page converts on confidence — can a normal person operate this thing. Film ideas there are a machine started and shut down properly, a yard walkthrough, a delivery handover.
A boom-pump SKU is not a weekend rental. A pumping company that copies that playbook — generated “how to start this” for a homeowner, a synthetic operator walking certification — has left the pour for a renter they do not serve. Demonstrations as familiarisation belong on the rental page. This listing is the reach.
Contractors are the wider trade page: demo-day, behind the walls. A boom unfold is not a kitchen gut. Do not rewrite the contractor page as a pump commercial. H3 is the 2K boom when the lattice and the unfold are the ad.
FAQ
If I prompt “no advice,” can H3 still put an operator in the basket?
The face is still a constructed presenter. Reach talk is still a consult. Hold the unfold. If someone must speak, put a real named person on camera, or do not prescribe.
Does MiniMax H3 take a photo of our pump?
Not on this slug. H3 is text-to-video, 2K, 5–15s, 26 credits, audio empty. Your livery and unit number are image-to-video from a still, a different job. Use T2V when a generic boom is enough.
Do silent boom clips still need type?
If they autoplay muted and there is a town, a CTA, or a boom class you sell, yes. Overlay the line you wrote. H3 will not typeset it, and it will not speak it. Do not ask the model to paint metres into the lattice.
Is this the equipment-rental page?
No. That page teaches a renter to start, use, and shut down a machine. This listing is a pump SKU: boom travel on MiniMax H3, 2K, silent, 5–15s, 26 credits. Different audience. Do not rewrite /for.