need to know what the max depth the rubber holders can handle, need at least 1.5" to mount a baby monitor camera?
463800
The maximum inside width of the arms is 9/16-inch. The outside tab is flexible and might hold it but I don't think this would be your best option.
463801
11/16" on the pictured item with the hooks (spurs?) on the holder arms pointed inwards. If you turn them outward it is 7/8" and they might possibly hold a deeper device if it is shaped fairly square. I no longer use this pictured item and now have the Spring Tripod Mount which is a much better design. Better way to go is the Spring Tripod Mount. The little Pocket Tripod stand is a waste of money for anything bigger than iPhone. I would get either the Long Leg Tripod or a Joby tripod with magnet ends.
1216670
1.5" and under is an easy fit. I've got mine clamped on a desktop that is 1/2" thick and there is over an inch left on the clamp threads.
2137613
21-1/2 inches to mount bracket not including camera. This is a well built unit.
61056
The suction cup is 2 3/4 inch and uses a suction lock like all the GPS units use. The standard camera mount screw uses 2 locking nuts to lock it into the desired position. I mount a fairly heavy Kodak Play sport video camera in my fire truck, and it works great. At the price they are selling this, its absolutely worth it.
712298
With the flat rubber feet in place in measures 29" from the floor to the base of the camera mounting plate. Be advised you can reverse mount the center elevator. Doing so puts the mounting plate a minimum 4" and a maximum of 15" off the floor.
1161592
I have not measured but maybe (at best) add an inch or so. The flexible part is VERY STIFF --- it is a strong material and requires muscle in order to bend it around. We've used this in several applications to hold web cams and small consumer weight camcorders and it has been worth every penny for our applications.
1273543
i use a 5.5 ft heavy duty tripod do not leave camera connected while moving around ,camera mounts to lens weak.
808719
Not exactly sure what you are asking. The bottom mounts on a standard camera hot shoe, the top is a 1/4" 20tpi screw.
42165
The bottom of the holder is 0.7cm. It becomes wider up, to 1cm. If your case make it wider than 0.7cm, it might still fit just fine but doesn't go all the way down.
1592208
It will not fit 1.5" deep. It fits an iPad with Retina Display with case with front and back full coverage from apple or something similar.
904124
About 1 1/4" for batteries and 1 3/4" for media cards. If you use an Optec strap with an extention piece, depending on how a strap would connect to your camera body, it would easily fit as it is only 3/4" wide. Also you may want to know that there is a hook and loop system, like Valcro, inside the loop on the back of these media holders that grabs onto the strap material, assuming it is some type of fabrick such as nylon, so that the media holder will not slide on the strap but will lock in place where ever you position it. I use them all the time and love them both as an extra battery and media card are always right at hand without having to hunt through my gear bag to find them. Try them, you will like them!
1772832
Mine shows a maximum of 5". I'm not that happy with it anyway so I would suggest not buying it anyway.
2004361
On one side (the side the whole gate mounts to) 1.5" would be enough. On the other side (the side for the latch/lock), you'll need about 2.5-3".
240039
Holds display only 2.57" (65mm) from the wall or extends up to 20.07" (510mm)
1384787
Have just measured the internal measurement and it is under an inch so you should not have any problems. There are slightly cheaper versions but I was advised not to bother with them! God Luck
551442
This would depend on the size of the camera suction cups base.If it fits (must be smaller than disks) it should hold.
1937587
The diameter of the mount measures 1 1/8 of an inch, best suited for 1" to 1 1/8" I'd say.