Can one pull the top, telescoping section of the vertical tube out of the bottom section? I want to bring monitor in at night, but leave base outside.
302369
yes you can easily slide that out, but depending on your monitor remember you have to disconnect the monitor wiring. i mention this because some monitors the wiring is connected inside the monitor which requires disconnecting the wiring from the computer which can be a little time consuming. The mount is a great unit I love it.
302370
No you can not it will telescope but won't pull out there seems to be a detent in the slide to prevent this from happening.
302371
I think you can. I have never tried it. But it would be easier to just undo the wingnuts on the back of the base closes to the TV and then just unmount it.
1739788
The bases of the stand can be removed. The arm coming out of the monitor doesn't appear to be removable.
2199463
Hello. Yes you can detach the top piece .Hope this info helped.Have a good day.
1023289
Yes, you can remove the top but I believe the entire thing is supposed to be dismantled and taken in for the winter, especially if you want it to last. I don't think it is designed to stay outside in the cold.
670798
I did forget to mention that the two vertical bars are bolted to the back of the television. To remove them, they would have to unbolted. Easy. No problem.
672397
I just checked and it appears there is a small phillips head screw. I don't imagine it would hurt to remove that screw and it would leave you with the ability to attach it to something else. I have not done this however common sense is directing me on this issue. I like the flexible base because it molds around the top of my monitor. I hope this helps.
1105783
Yes you can all you need to do is to pull out the base, grab the base that is pulled in the monitor and push it out, I used to have mine mounted on the all.
77083
To take the top off you simply turn it counter clockwise, about a quarter of a turn. It will then come off quite easily, and can be put back on by doing the opposite. This is one of our favorite features and allows the lantern to be used like a broad beam flashlight, or hung from up above using the hook that pops out on the base. :) Please let us know if you have any other questions! Thanks, The Supernova 300 Team at Intervine
689936
No, the top is not easily removed. A better bet may be to drill a whole in the top to run electrical wires. The top is bolted down pretty good.
386851
I do not believe you can. It comes with screws that go into the tubes going from the bottom shelf to the top shelf, and the other part of the screw goes into the legs on the bottom. Sorry!
1388021
Pull from the bottom, it takes quite a bit of force so be careful not to tug the front I/O cables.
353523
Definitely not something you'll be taking on and off regularly. Though perhaps you could just swivel the rack around so its above the top tubestay? Not sure if that would work for you but that would be your best bet. You'll be stripping screws like crazy and its a pain enough to get it tightly mounted that theres no way you'd be taking it on and off often.
661809
No, you would have to take the bottom off. There is very little room to maneuver from the opening on the top, nor can you see down into the fixture, since it's so close to the ceiling. That said, most ceiling fixtures are not left on for hours a day, every day. If you use long life bulbs, you're looking at not having to change them for years.
1910979
I have never pulled it out, but if you were careful you might be able to reuse it. I would try it on a short trip with a good backup tent before I hiked the PCT with it though.
357122
It's not designed to be easily removed from the base, which is screwed on. It can be done, though.
77081
To take the top off you simply turn it counter clockwise, about a quarter of a turn. It will then come off quite easily, and can be put back on by doing the opposite. This is one of our favorite features and allows the lantern to be used like a broad beam flashlight, or hung from up above using the hook that pops out on the base. :)Please let us know if you have any other questions!Thanks,The Supernova 300 Team at Intervine
495198
Yes, that is how I used it. Remember that they suggest using it below the 2nd top rung (for purposes of easy stepping off onto a roof, I think). Because it is relatively easy to detach and reattach, I do not leave mine on all of the time. To do so would create a storage problem for me.