Can someone give me a brief explanation of how this works? The pictures seem confusing. Are there two sides to one of the sides? 1 to mount to a stnd?
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There are two ends to the cord: one that attaches to the hotshoe on the camera and one that connects to the flash. The end that connects to the flash does have a threaded hole on the bottom of it so you can attach it to a standard light stand. However, this cord is relatively short when it's coiled, so it might be a little awkward to attach it to a stand at times since one tug on the cord would knock the stand over. If your camera is also on a tripod, that won't be as much of an issue since you will be much less likely to accidentally tug on the cord.
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One mounts onto your hot shoe, the other goes to your strobe/flash. The strobe end has a 1/4" tripod thread on the bottom and it is also designed to slide onto a hot shoe type mount.
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The end that your flash mounts to can either be hand-held or it will mount to a standard tripod mount. It has the same threads in the bottom of it that your camera does, and works great using that method. It also has a small cap that slips into place to cover the threads on those occasions when you want to do hand held off-camera flash.
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The chord attaches to the camera the same as a flash would. One end (the larger with the rotating lock) on the camera and the other (the smaller) on the flash. Thus the flash is connected to the camera by the cord but can be moved anywhere, within the length of the cord, that the photographer chooses. It is simply a physical electrical connection between the camera and the flash which allows the flash to be moved off camera.
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My pleasure. It is a nice addition to our gear, we've used it several times with no problems at all. Have fun.
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I found it impossible to figure out as well. I had to take it to a professional bike shop and they managed to mount it and I DO know it required extra parts on their end. Once installed it was great! Just getting it there took more time and $$ that I would have wanted to invest. It was a gift for my son-in-law (on a Schwinn bike) or I would have tried to look and see exactly how they mounted it to the seat for you. Unfortunately, the bike is not here where I can see it... Sorry! Good luck!
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That is correct. There are two (2) mounting brackets in each package, with appropriate hardware. Hope this helps!
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I returned this one because of the mounting and purchased another one so cant help you.
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I mounted my two right to the wall. For a more flush and clean mount. Install a recessed outlet behind the mount. For improved stability try to hit at least one stud while mounting.
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This is two parts tv mount, and you don't understand by looking at picture at amazon web site. It is very hard to match both sides unless you are professional carpenter. I didn't want to mount it, but I didn't return it because of return it because of 9.95 shipping cost.
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I bought 2 of these, one I drilled in screws and mounted that way, the other I used a wide strip of Velcro, not sure what your needing to hang to but you can always reinforce with some gorilla tape for a good secure hold. Hope this helps and I am sure there are many more ways, but this is how I put mine up.
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Hello, There is no picture that we can provide however, there is no wrong way to mount these. Thanks and have a great day.
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I don't see a way to make that work with the way the mount is designed. You'll need to mount to two studs.
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You disconnect both worm-drive clamps so they are open and wrap around the pole. May take two people to mount. I did it alone bit not without losing some religion!
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From a technical standpoint, I have no idea. From a physical standpoint, they're both flush mounted, which means they sit in a hole. If you already have a mounting hole for one, the other will not fit.
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Not having yet installed mine I can only comment on my observation while unpacking. They look to be capable of multiple applications by looking at the "universal" mounting brackets. They are thick bars with multiple holes for mounting higher or lower as needed and the mounting holes are slanted on the back which the side attached.
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That was a good question. I took the stand off the back of the unit, slid it in backwards and it works. What you will need to do is drill some holes in the stand ring, so you can put in some wood screws to mount it. It will work, just be a little creative.
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The transducer mounts to the transom via a suction cup. I was impressed with how well it works. You can remove the transducer from the suction cup attachment so I suppose if it matches another bracket it would work.
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There are two...other pieces are for different mounting options. These things sound great!
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Hi Michael! I'm so sorry but I'm a 65 year old woman who just buys and gives things like those to my son. And my son brings it to a shop that does the mounting or whatever is needed to be done. How I wish I could have been of help to you. I'm so sorry. Thanks.
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i am glad you asked this. it was driving me nuts looking at the picture. I will have faith that there are indeed mounting holes in the correct locations :D