What if you don't have a rack to put them in? As a KJ how would I haul them around and can I set it up without being in a rack?
859525
Yes! Personally I have a rack with another mic system in it and I bought this one as a spare. I do not have it rack mounted and it sits fine alone on a table. These miss are amazing, great range and very clear!
859526
No problems without a rack. The rack mount ears are not attached when you get the unit, they can be attached if you do have a rack.
859527
I had previously owned the 4 mic system made by VocoPro. I wasn't a fan. They were over-priced and dropped signal CONSTANTLY! But, the case they came in was perfect so I use that. Another KJ who is based out of the midwest came into the bar I host at and told me he had the same set- up! Got tired of the VocoPros and switched to these babies and was using the VocoPro case. He told me you can order a replacement case from VocoPro. I haven't yet, but I would look into that if I were you. Otherwise, use the box the GTD comes in. I've done that for my second set of GTDs. It holds up pretty well.
2101883
I haven't had to travel with them, but unless you have a lot of room to store them when you travel, then you'd probably need to break them down. They weren't easy to assemble, I agree with you there!
350876
You can move them manually. It takes an allen wrench to tighten and loosen. But, they can swing out wide, and pull back flush.
1558644
No, you can easily detach them and move them to the other side of the vehicle. But, you do need two sets of the cradles (J-style MPG106M Autoloader).
1398988
I haven't moved my RV since buying the tank, but since it is not something I would want to bring inside, I would probably store it in the underneath storage area if I had room. As a last resort, could tie it to the rack on top of my 5th wheel.
1648896
I set mine up on the driveway. You can use Hilti anchors or you can put the legs in 5 gallon bucket, then fill the buckets full of gravel.
87865
i was able to carry both in separately by myself. they are packed well. you could probably handle them yourself but if you have stairs you might ask one other person to help. they were also relatively easy to put together and i am no handy person. hope you enjoy them as much as i do!
1400058
There should be a five round plastic clip that comes with it. You can load them in that and then slide it across so it doesn't take as long to load.
326921
I think it would be very tough to transport them once filled. Without a tree trunk to keep it upright, I think it would fall over and spill. plus the handles don't seem to be able to hold the weight
2101647
yeah, ditch the seat post rack (or if you're inventive, fabricate some arms leading up from the rear dropouts and weld/connect them to your post rack -- argh, better just spend $25 on a real weight carrying rack.
1667144
Complain through Amazon.com and threaten to return it and you'll get instructions that are somewhat useless. Go to ridebikegear.Com and you'll find the same tour pack. Call them and they will send instructions - also somewhat useless. You can simply mount the truck to your luggage rack putting the black bracket underneath your rack. Might require some modification depending on the size of your luggage rack.
566633
Yes you can. I have my row machine and bike and my 2000 pound industrial gym set on them. However I would not move stuff across them. All my equipment is stationary.
920715
You can put them on the floor. I personally set a small basket there. However,this unit can sometimes shift/lean due to the amount of clothes, but I am usually adjusting the rack.
2219139
If I don't have bikes on it I can put it down and open the trunk. With bikes on it no, I cannot. I have an Acura RDX, which is an SUV. With a sedan you may be able to.
1830373
Very simply use bungee cords or cargo straps. I put mine in a wire wagon and pull it along with the booms fastened to the the back rail. that way I can use any vehicle I want to pull it with a cigarette plugin like a lawn tractor. works great for me..
1418314
The platform has enough area to lift a bike with both wheels off the ground without a problem. Two of them might give you more stability, but I don't see how you could fit two of the jacks under the bike and lift by the frame. You bike is different than mine, obviously, but if I could even get two underneath, I'd be lifting partly by the exhaust pipes, and they'd probably get damaged in the process. I think you'd be better off with paddocks.
218100
I think if you left off the wheels on the bottom, you could literally stack them, but no way to attach the two units, except for some packing tape or something. They would not lock into each other.