Is the receiving plate removable, and if so, what is the size of the screw/bolt
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Yes, it is removable. Not sure of the size but I keep the plate on the bottom of my Canon T3i DSLR or this battery grip when I use it. Both are a tight/secure fit. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004UTQRHW/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1911530
I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment making it a 1/2 longer or shorter . Hope this helps you out I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment... » Read More I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment making it a 1/2 longer or shorter . Hope this helps you out « Show Less
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The metal plate referenced by another post does indeed exist. I considered buying an aftermarket sender to install, but opted on an underdeck model with the sender already installed. I love it, by the way, and it is also a Moeller.
729551
In the years I've had this I"ve never done that. Since you asked the question and I'm sort-of-fixit person, I looked it over. It should be easy to do. there are three small phillips screws that need to be removed from each plate. The plates should just drop out once removed.
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The plate comes with only two screws. One is a 1/4 inch bolt with 20 as the thread (this is a course thread and most common, a number 28 would be a fine thread bolt which is also fairly common which is why they probably specified), the other is a 3/8 inch bolt size (also a course thread, 16 would be the number designation but most common, 24 would be fine thread but uncommon so they didn't specify. Hope this helps.
42826
Not much. It uses pretty weak acorn nuts to secure the plate to the box. You could probably find a longer screw and nut to mount it and make it work out though.
764547
No, sorry. This comes prepackaged by the manufacturer with 1" mounting hardware screws. If you are in need of a different size screw for your application then you will have to go to a local hardware store to purchase the size needed. Thanks and have a great day.
1674712
charging plate is embedded in a larger plastic frame with a slot in the back to receive the mount bracket.The charging plate itself appears to be removable by removing a few small screws.Note the included suction cups wont hold a phone after a few days. see my updated review.
1850379
It is removable. The connection is what I usually call a threaded mini-coax female connector, there are plenty of converters I believe that would convert it to the appropriate size. There is plenty of room for the connector as well as it is not recessed into the radio.
1244829
Yes, there are holes in the base plate so you can bolt or lag screw it down. Hope this helps, Richard.
2005408
Can't respond right now, on a road trip, will be home in a few days. From memory I would say the plate is no larger than 5''x4'' and maybe 2" deep. The wires make it seem deeper however they can be moulded to fit.Thanks jb
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Hello Bob, Pistol instructor being your very apt to be wearing a gun I will answer carefully. I am a customer and have nothing to do with this store. I have bought many of these mounts they are very strong and very well made I sell them to go with my 8000 LBS Mile Marker winches in my store. This receiver is for the 2 inch type receiver. I am not sure if the bolt pattern is the same where the winch bolts to the plate. I just measured the bolt pattern is 10 " center to center of the holes for the lengh then inside of that is another set of holes that is 6 1/2 center to center. For the width I measured 4 1/2 " center to center and one end of the holes has a 1/2 adjustment making it a 1/2 longer or shorter . Hope this helps you out BOB Bruce
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Bolts are tamper proof which also means "non removable". I dont recall the exact length, but they did not breach the width of a standard interior door.
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Thank you for your question. Yes there is a hole in the center of the plate that can be used to attach the adapter plate to a custom bracket using what looks to be a 5/32 or 4MM screw.
702611
I think it is a standard base plate. It fit in my old fixture. the cover plate is about 4.5 inches in diameter
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Venkataramana, The plate comes attached to the ribbon connector. I doubt they are separable. This is a much better situation than a few years ago when the only way you could purchase this was with the entire transmitter unit.
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Hi Shecky, I just took some pics but Amazon won't let me upload so I will have to tell you exactly.The lengthwise measurement for my plate is 5 1/4 in. the small screws begin apprroximately 1/4 in down and over to the corners. The width is 2 1/2 inches.I applied them to limestone rock so the were predrilled with tiny holes. What I used in addition to that was some Loktite-available at any hardward store to secure the plate. Love it, still looks beautiful and works great.