Will this board fit LA Mesa fiberglass 6 stand , Are holes already bored ?
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Hey Harrel, Amazon sent me your question to see if I could help. I am just a customer, like yourself, that bought the board as a replacement. We had a metal, spring type stand and the board went on that just fine. If I remember correctly, the holes that we needed were 12" center to center. The board is a nice board with pre-drilled holes and all the hardware was included. hope this helps. Rob
800827
I got one and hoped it would fit the stand I have. It was to big and I did shorten it but it was still to big. If you want to go trand by strand and shorten it it is possible. Hopefully I can find a bigger stand.
1628197
Should work fine, may want to check the boards manual where they have a listing to be sure.
1510668
You could probably make some adapters for the 7" spot. They fit my 6.75 spot like they were supposed to. You can always double check with other website recommendations.
825679
The holes are 12" center to center at end of board My mounts(pipes) are 43" apartIt worls great. I got the heavier full core rather than the hollow core. It is a bit stiffer.
21933
Yes, that is the standard size hole for the boards. I still need to contact the seller about problems I am having with the lights
1839014
I don't understand the question. My board is 39 1/2 inches long. It was too short.
1801865
I didn't flush mount mine. I did a surface mount so I'm not sure of the hole size
1277007
Dell motherboard's have different mounts than this MSI board and most other standard boards. So no it won't line up with the standoffs in this case but you can drill & tap the holes. I would buy another case because it can be difficult to drill & tap the holes for proper alignment!
1782825
Angela, it won't fit without some more cutting. The exact hole size that they'll drop into for surface mounting is 4-11/16".
1460269
Mine isn't square either, but fits one way. Try rotating 90 degrees, or sanding edges of the board so it's not so tight.
759116
Almost any set of pegboard accessories will work for this. The hole sizing is standard.
174383
Mine was an everlasting speed bag set and the holes in this swivel didn't line up exactly with those on my board. I was able to make it fit since it's just particle board. But the holes on the swivel were just a tiny bit wider set than my old swivel.
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Those raised areas will serve you the same purpose as the threaded stand-offs. The mounting locations are all isolated from the circuitry on your board so there really is no impact from the method choice for raising the board off the chassis. The single stand-off that was included is to suppliment if you had a nonstandard ATX or other type with a different mounting pattern that didn't allign with the existing locations.
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No. Numerical board is 18.5 inches x 5.2 inches x 1.2 inches, and my stand's slot is approximately 15.75 inside. Hope this helps.
1322210
Sorry Manuel, I installed the more common uATX sized board (about 9 1/2 inches or 24cm square). It was a fairly tight fit. Only one or two millimeters to spare. A mini-ITX board should fit fine. One useful tip: While installing my board, I found the back "I/O" shield to be tricky to mount. The numerous springy ground strips kept getting in the way. I recommend that you fit the shield BEFORE mounting the board. I hope this will be some help.
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I don't know for sure. It fit on a 6' 8" surf board, and it's spacing was right for a 7' Doyle. It had more than adequate control for the 6' 8" board, but it probably has a little less surface area than the stock fins on the 8', but probably would be better than nothing; I assume it is a B2 board.