is the mounting plate removable? Does the camera fit into a 1/2in or 3/4in junction box cover?
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Installed one for a client into a junction connector on a pole. I believe it was a 3/4in knockout.
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The mounting plate can be removed, but this camera is a bit heavy and would need the support of the 4 screws when mounted. The circumference should be 3/4" not 1/2 as far as i remember. I mounted mine on a pvc 4x4 can cover and screwed the mounting plate right on top, tucked the wires in on the side hole.
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The camera head is brass and 5/8" wide by 3" long. It will fit in a 3/4" diameter circular hole space without resistance , but remember you will need 3" to make a 90 degree +/- turn in a confined space like inside a pipe..
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Yes. Screw it directly to the bottom of the camera. When you place the camera on a tripod with the plate you must unscrew it
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There are two opposing holes through the base of the unit. The camera is positioned low inside the housing so the 'top side' is flat and will mount flush to the ceiling. I drilled a 3/4" hole through the ceiling to hide the wires. You could install a round electrical box which would provide mounting and hide the wires.
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I believe it is a tripod mount. It just gets in my way so I removed it and used gaff tape to cover the hole.
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If you are getting it installed professionally or you are mechanically inclined, the camera comes with its own special drill bit, so it makes the hole the EXACT size is the camera. Very neat, flush to the bumper. The other alternative is to use the bracket and it only requires 2 screw holes. Either way is up to you, but I think you get allot for the money you'll spend
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The plate at top of the grip measures 7.0cm x 2.3cm at its widest point. The camera mounting screw is centred in each direction. I hope this information helps.
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No. All consumer cameras have a 1/4" hole which the base plate on this tripod will screw into.
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The camera attaches with a screw from beneath. It is a quarter inch 20 tpi screw.
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Sorry I don't have one I can measure. But I can say that the mounting plate covers a normal receptacle outlet box. Hope this helps, David
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Yes, this camera has a standard 1/4" threaded socket for a mount.However, I do NOT recommend this camera. I returned the one that I purchased due to very poor picture. Even at no magnification and in well-lit scenes the video was fuzzy.
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There is no need to remove cover to access battery or SD Cards. There are cut-out for them. As for the tripod mount it depends on the mount itself, the one that I use works with a little finessing.
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The antenna mounts on the camera normally. There is clearance inside the upper part of the enclosure for it. This whole unit is quite large--partly for this reason.
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The attached base on the top where the camera slides on is approx 3& centimetersx almost 5centimeters I am not sure if that is what you are asking. If you contact the company they were really available even sending me a follow up email asking if I had any questions. Hope this helps. Peace!
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Indeed it is. You can also wedge it under the baseplate on the cantilevered side with a heavier camera.This thing can get a little springy with a big rig or large broadcast-style camera.
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Top and bottom... Top camera mounting plate is 2 1/4" in length and 1 5/8" in width,Bottom tripod plate is. 1 3/8" X 1 3/8" Hope that helped you.?
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No, unfortunately the plate does not unscrew. If that's a problem, you'd probably need to get something like a RAM-B-237U instead, which is essentially the same assembly but terminates with a plate-free camera mount. In my case, I needed the flexibility of both, so I got the RAM-B-166-202AU and then purchased a RAM-B-237U separately. That means that I can swap out the last piece for whatever situation I find myself in... with the plate, for when I'm using my dSLR or camcorder, or without, when I'm using a point-and-shoot or a GoPro.