Wondering if the box has mounting holes for lag bolts? Lost 2 blackouts and a 46 to thieves armed with bolt cutters. The Python cables didn't stand
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Yes. There are Holes in the center of the back. Even if there weren't any you can just drill them.
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Yes the box is pre-drilled for lag bolts you just have to make sure that you know the exact positioning before you put the bolts in, there is no room for adjustments. Also the python lock is recommended with this box with one of those locks that you cant cut with a bolt cutter... the round one. Good Luck.
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yes there r holes in the back I used to mount it to a tree. I used screws and washers although lag bolts will work, and I locked it up in the front. One would think that would be good enough of a deterrent to lowlife thieves but if they want it bad enough they will probably bring a chainsaw and cut the tree down to steel stuff. but mine is still safe and sound and taking pics.
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Yes it does, on the back-side of the two part box, in various vertical positions. But if thieves can access the front cover, the camera is gone. There are locking holes on both the front and back parts of the box for a padlock, but a padlock (and a cable) will only stop the casual thief.
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If there were no mounting clips in the box you should return them Are you sure they were not included? They are quite small and made of clear plastic. I believe that there were also screws with mine and I have ordered these more than once.Mark
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I had to hire a computer geek to install the RCA PSWTS6R Tap Surge. I'm pondering hiring him again to neatly bundle the rat's nest of cables. Jerald's response about the plastic piece being a stabilizer for the unit is very helpful. If I do re-hire the geek I will ask him to read this before going any further.
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Well David...I will try. Having thought about the many ways this device can be mounted, it's no wonder they weren't included. 2by4, 4by4, wall mounted. I read that one guy mounted it on a short 2by4 then clamped it in a vice when he needed it. I can tell you that when I went to the hardwarre store to get bolts, I thought the holes were 3/8". I was off by 20 thousanths (to large). Im going to drill it to accommodate the larger bolts. Best advice (what I should have done) is to take the device to the store and try sizing it there. Now...how ar you going to mount it is the question. What kind of bolt & how long. If it is a wall you might want to use a "lag screw". But make sure to drill into a stud to get max strength. Good luck.
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Either you get a post or you mount antenna to wall with lag bolts through the holes in the center of antenna where to u bolt would go
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It is a lag bolt that comes with it there are two and after getting them securely into the overhead beam I didn't need anything else than what was already in the kit it comes with. I've been using it for awhile now with no problems.
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Ummmm i would contact them or amazon will make them send them to you. Or take one of the handers to hardware store and look for something that fits like maybe screw on electrical or cable clips that hold wire or cable to walls.. Hope that helps
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Every toslink/optical cable I've ever used has indeed snapped in. It is not a real hard snap in though.It certainly should not be falling out, the connection point on your device may be damaged.Do you have any other input to try so you can see if it is just the one input that is not snapping in?
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mine was pretty much a full oem box, with molex->floppy-type power cable, a TOSLINK optical adaptor plug, minijack->rca cable, & manual. sounds like many people weren't so lucky
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Ur gonna have to add port holes. 3" hole with a oh Id say a 6" in length abs piping for the port hole. Two of them. One for eachside. I did the same now the box doesnt sound like its gnna fall apart.
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I thought mine was faulty as well. But I was using the wrong bolt for the wrong hole. Bolt should not go all the way through, also it should not stop at flat(not sure the technical term) space -part without the thread. That part should go into the hole about 3mm. Watch this video and you will see what I mean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP_Wh_-RXzUNow I have nearly zero wobble, I think i will put some "black RTV" soon around the hitch, that should make it even more secure.
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Make sure the cable you bought is not quad shield, i have made that mistake from lowes before.
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do you see the two little nuts on moniter leads they don't come with them i tryed tohook desktop to moniter an to tv with out little nuts i could not connect the cables.
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I would recommend pin connectors. As mentioned in some of the reviews, the openings for each of the cable terminations are quite small. I ultimately had to remove approximately 40% of the strands, solder and then pinch the wire flat to be able to fit them into each of the holes. If I had pin connectors this would have likely have been a better way to go. Have not had a chance to provide feedback yet but this was a very painful exercise and I will reflect this in my summary. Other than this the unit seems fine.
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I check the position of the bolt, size and looked, but the installation is like the unreasonableness. However, please confirm it in a user of "DEWALT" which is usable to a router of "DEWALT". I am sorry to be worthless.
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I've had this stand for several years now and if I remember correctly I might have come across that issue but luckily I had some nuts that actually got the bolts...I suggest u go to your local hardware store and find the nuts for them. It's much faster and the stand is worth it hope this helps
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Bolts with nuts and washers are more secure than lag bolts (screwed in). This means that you have to have access to the upper side of the beam. If this is not possible, then perhaps this could be accomplished by boring a large hole through the side of the beam, the nut could be fed in (like Ikea furniture) and the bolt screwed into the nut.