can this be mounted hanging over the range. mine has bolt holes in top
1813785
Yes but it is HEAVY. Be sure you allow extra clearance room for cooling because of the range heat.
1813786
In our RV, it was mounted on a shelf. I do not know if it can be bolted at the top. Unit was 5 years old when we bought the 5th wheel. Had a problem after a year but a call to the Manufacturer identified the problem as a bad thermostat and they sent me one in 2 days ($60). Took 15 minutes to install. Just purchased a 2009 with the same Half-bake. My wife is thrilled to have one again.
1813787
I don't believe that it is designed for that installation. The unit I had (until it quit working after 2 years) was mounted in a cabinet and it had an extra shroud and fan across the top to provide ventilation for the unit. I previously had a Sharp-brand microwave that was designed for "above counter" use that was mounted in an earlier RV I had ... and it worked well as both microwave and convection oven. In a previous home, I had a microwave (also a Sharp as I recall) that was mounted above the stove with a built in "range hood" and lights. (The "Half Time Microwave" has none of these features.) Note that mounting a microwave/convection over over a stove requires a minimum distance of around 28 to 30 inches (see the installation instructions) between the top of the stove and the bottom of the microwave appliance. This usually requires installing a "short" cabinet above the microwave after removing the original cabinet, if one is present. It can also leave the microwave at an uncomfortable height. If mounting under a cabinet, but not above a stove, then you do not have the distance requirement, and can mount the device at a more convenient level for use. (You might need to replace or modify an existing cabinet to give clearance below the microwave/oven so the counter below will still be useful.)
1813788
I am not sure but I think if you can leave air space around it, it should be okay.
1032844
I wouldn't mount this to the gas block. The screws are probably too wide apart. This rail is typically used to tilt the scope down to increase the elevation adjustment. I don't know of any rails specifically designed to extend from a gas block.
2074042
no holes for mounting however the metal is so thin one can easily drill a hole threw it. i used tape for a couple of years then finally mounted with a nut and bolt. great product
247816
I have not mounted it like that, but the mounting hardware that comes with it is pretty universal and my guess or opinion is that it would mount up just fine or with minimal modification.
1443488
No reason why you couldn't mount it that way if there's room. The only difficulty would be if the pole clamp loosens and the swing assembly plus monitor slides down the pole and falls off.
2175785
It could but you may need different hardware than is supplied. I needed longer bolts for my application. I mounted it on a plastic M16 style hand guard.
1801234
Yes it could be mounted either way but the mounting arms are very weak so you will end up with a trip to Home Depot to make some new ones yourself!
2074872
I have mine mounted on the side of the gunwall and it ratchets back toward the transom. You can adjust the antenna for Horziontal or Vertical mounting with the bottom bolt.
1701986
Think if you are liberal with the mounting tape it could work. I have mine simply stuck by the magnet on the side of my stainless steel range hood and have had no problem.
642990
Yes, it has the mounting hardware, but does not have lighting or ventilation that some may need over a range.
1636678
I have mine mounted to the gas block on my Windham AR. My free floating fixed quad lines up even with my gas block so I don't see why you would have and issues. For the price your can beat trying it. On problem I with sights were a little adjustment to the release button that makes them pop up.
595971
I would guess so but the velcro, although strong, would be less secure than I would want for a wall mount. If my gun was hanging on the wall I would want a bit more security, but I have never had a problem with the gun rack in my rig. Mounted on the ceiling, I would trust it implicitly...
1211671
Yes. This base secures well. Be sure to use the proper screws per hole. First mount I could finish bolt action cause one screw was single thread through. Otherwise, perfect!
495928
Yes. you dont have to put it right on top if you dont want. You can put it on any row of holes all the way down..
82979
I am not sure. Mine was put on by the gunsmith here at the police department where I work. I did but the wrong one at first. There are 2 kinds- with and without drilled mounting holes.
852366
I think the grates on your gas stove would be too tall for the range cover. It is only raised about an inch above the surface.
1000719
Yes. Mounting holes are on both sides of both brackets and it can be top mounted as well as side mounted.