Can this be set down on a flat surface?
1303765
Yes. The bottom (or flat surface) has holes to affix to screws, but they need not be used.
1303766
Not sure I understand the question, but yes. A flat surface is best because the back side with the mounting screws is flat. If you are asking if it can be placed in the position of having the lens on top, rather than being on the underside, that answer is also yes.
1303767
Yes, the base is flat and the dome swivels toward the location you want to aim at. But like I said on my original post I wouldn't buy it again because you have to replace the batteries too soon.
318754
Not "relatively" but flat area. You would have to buy a floor kit and I suggest anchoring it.
1749911
Agree with the other poster that if you flatten it well it will just lay there. You could screw it down but that would create a trip hazard and not add value.
886348
Unless you are certain that the surface he is going to use it on is completely flat; I would not. It will work just fine if the area where he will use it is just completely flat.
1741642
Yes, it a flat surface I have mine setting on a old low coffee table, and one on top would be nice. I use mine for sheet music. I've been thinking of adding another unit myself.
1424491
No. Operates best with its flat bottom on a flat horizontal surface. Tilt of less than 20% is acceptable.
798200
I have not tried that yet but, was thinking you would need a rug to put down first to give it some stability, or cardboard. Something to create more of a flat surface.
1802265
I can tell you for certain that it can be mounted to a pole. I don't think it was made for mounting on a flat surface but someone who is willing to be creative might find a way to do so.
1091007
yes if the unit is placed on a smooth flat surface. a curved surface would not work. a rough or stippled surface would not work.
751947
I suppose you could, but it would be very drippy. Maybe with a roller brush. Now I'm referring to a wall, so on a flat surface it would be easier with a brush. Hope this helps.
2241149
I would think you could stick these on any flat surface that you would like...
1444488
Yes but it can be disabled: there is an allen screw on the bottom of the box; you can remove and put it in the other direction so that it is flat on the outside.
1012989
Not from my experience, but you need a really flat surface to run it on for it to be 100% smooth
1351881
Yes it can. I use it almost flat - just a slight tilt, but it can be used flat.
1499570
I imagine you could with a little adjustment but my son just uses it on a flat surface.
1262070
I am not 100% sure but I would think the surface that you attach it to would need to be flat...sorry hope that helps a little.
1776201
i don't think: it's a stiker, if you want a perfect result you need a flat surface