What is the difference between the MOR/ryde TV40001HS Short Slide-Out and Swivel TV Base Mount &amp; MOR/ryde TV40001H Slide-Out and Swivel TV base Mount
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the only difference is how tall the base unit is. the HS is 5" shorter. Both models are exactly the same in depth, width, and the mounting plate. I used the H inside the RV and the HS in the basement.
589940
The base does not swivel. There is some vertical and horizontal movement at the end of the horiz. Mount arm. You bolt the base to your wood opening bottom. The horizontal arm does slide out, 2 positions, and lock nicely in place. But due to its positions which are about 6" different you could mount such as to pull tv flush with front or more and slide back about 6" to clear doors to shut if necessary when not using.
1507412
The big chrome loop has a "H" shaped bracket that bolts to it ("H" bracket is turned sideways). Two mounting brackets bolt to your TV using the standard VESA mount holes and then they hang onto the "H" bracket. The two mounting brackets have multiple holes to allow you to adjsut the height depending on the size of the TV. Note that the screws they send for mounting the TV to the rail brackets are very small ( I believe M3's or M4's and did not close to the M6's needed for my TV's). Hope this helps.
1531493
The thing you have to worry about the most is the width on the mounting bracket from screw to screw. The original mounting bracket I bought was the best I've ever seen. Now, they no longer make it and they offer this cheap substitute. (cheap to me) My TV hasn't changed. It was still made in 2008 and is fairly heavy by today's standards. Newer TV's today are bigger and lighter than mine so now maybe this newer bracket is okay for today's TV's. It won't work for mine because of the width. I had to buy a conversion kit to get the new bracket to work with my old TV and it was an additional $15. The thing you have to worry about the most is the width on the mounting bracket from screw to screw. The original mounting bracket I bought was the best I've ever seen. Now, they no longer make it and they offer this cheap substitute. (cheap to me) My TV hasn't changed. It was still made in 2008 and is fairly heavy by today's standards. Newer TV's today are bigger and lighter than mine so now maybe this newer bracket is okay for today's TV's. It won't work for mine because of the width. I had to buy a conversion kit to get the new bracket to work with my old TV and it was an additional $15.
2046463
I can't compare the two, I have only installed the Eureka. But it works fine, for a smaller application.
1711484
I got 4 screw versions and they are WAY OVERKILL for whatever you're going to mount. Plus they give you a bit more flexibility when locating the rings on the scope. The quick release feature is GREAT, making removal and installation of your optics fast and easy. Scope has remained zeroed after 25-30 times of removal and re-installation. Hope this help.Dave
787206
It has been a while since I mounted mine but yes, there are actually two ways to mount. There is an included flange, plate or whatever you want to call it, that can be inset into a dash, or some other type of surface. In my case, I did not use that and mounted it directly to the swivel-base. I want to say it had a 1/4"-20 screw fitting (like a camera) and there was a screw in the base that fit it just fine. So I was able to mount it to the base.Hope that helps
2138487
Yes. QualGear QG-TM-005-WHT is an ultra low profile full motion mount with innovative features such as detachable VESA plate for easy and quick mounting of TV, post-installation level adjustment of +/- 3 degrees, tilt of +/- 12 degrees and swivel of 180 degrees. However if you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product within 30 days for a refund. Please see our return policy for more details.
589946
It will slide out about 6 inches or so, The base of this does not swivel it is a permanent mount. It does pivot from side to side right behind the big plate. It all depends on what your mounting holes on your TV are as to weather this will fit. You may also need the adapter plate TV1-008.
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Miguel, the base consists of two parts. one is the stand and the other is the swivel, where two small screws go up inside. Very difficult to install screws....you need a small long shaft phillips head screw driver to do it. Put some sticky stuff on end of driver to help hold screw. Before assembling base, make sure swivel part with knurled knob will slide in track rear of tv. loosen knob if necessary. Now install base to swivel with the two small screws provided. Hope this helps. BTW, weak point of tv is the whip antenna,be very careful installing.
1120983
I had installed the swivel on my father's unit, did not like it because during the rewind it was to flexible. I use the solid mount and have for over 7 years works fine. I have a 100' 16 gage cord in this unit.
868481
In My case I mounted a Sony Bravia 23" and for the prices is a secure product. It clicks once snap in so TV it remains so secure. It is easy remove it but I never have to do that in my case so I think you won't have that kind of problem. I can tilt down and up bit I never do that I can give 5 stars considering the price of this product. Hope this helpsRegardsFrancisco
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you will need to look in your TV manual to see if it supports standard 400mm mounts or not. the document i found after a quick search didnt specify. also note your TV weight without the base is ~50lbs you may want a mount with more than 2 bolts. I would not recommend this one. i would use http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Articulating-Bracket-Plasma-400x400/dp/B001OBV7T2/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_y instead.
2088199
I had a chief wall mount, sorry not sure what model number, but as long as it has tubular horizontal supports then this should work. The way this mount works is that it hooks onto the tubes that the vertical bars move right and left on. Easy install. Hope this helps. I went to the Chief' website to verify what would work with the mount that I had. We were mounting a 50" Samsung
521441
The base does swivel. It has different teeth you can put it in to position it the way you want it. The mount plate does not swivel no, but the rod holder itself does swivel within the mounting plate.
1167875
Based on what I see in their user manual, it should work. You can check for yourself by going to http://www.omnimount.com/products/tv_wall_mounts/full_motion/oc80fm/ and click on the download tab and download the user manual pdf.
2062632
Not sure on the difference, but I use this exact model to co-witness my Bushnell TRS-25 and Magpul MBUS Gen 2 sights. It aligns perfectly.