Can i mount it upside down
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I gave it away as a gift, so I don't have it here to check, but I don't think so. You would have to drill a hole in the plastic base. I was a bit disappointed in this ball. It gives off colored lights around the sides, but not much from the top. But do think it would work better, if mounted from the ceiling, or someplace high.
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I don't see any reason it couldn't be installed upside down. Clamp would then stick up above top of hutch tho.
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That's a good question. I hung mine upside down with no problems. It is much harder to mount upside down from the ceiling that just setting it on a table or the floor and turning it on though. I would try it both ways and see what works best for the room you are using it in. Also, depending on the room size, you might try sideways from a wall too, although I don't think that would be the best bet. Hope that helps.
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Yes. It will be fine to install upside down. It is very secure. The Mac mini will not fall out of the cage or get damaged.
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This mount is made to be installed vertical. I doubt that you could install it horizontally and make it work properly.
467722
I do not think it can be mounted upside down because of the way the springs work BUT it can fold right or left when mounted. That should work for going in front of the door
1385775
Yes you can mount it sideways. Nothing is stainless about this product. Not even the hardware. In a saltwater environment it will corrode very quickly.
523386
You can mount it as you would any typical tripod mounted camera. As for the software, I am using it with a movie editing program and it can correct for the different angles. I don't know that the camera comes with any sort of software that can correct mounting it upside down. Mine certainly did not.
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These cameras can be hung upside down, but you have to take off the visor on top and use that threaded hole for the mounting piece. I have done this with 2 systems now when I need upside down mounting and it always works great.
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Yes. It has a couple of screws that are easily removed. You can flip the top part upside down and use it that way as well. We did that by accident, because that is the way it was shipped.
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We have ours mounted upright on the dash. I do not know if it would work upside down or not. I guess that it would work upside down? It took quite a while for me to get it calibrated, going in circles a lot!!
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Yes. You can invert the controls to match too. I've mounted over 50 if them inverted with no problem.
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I wouldn't think so. Maybe if you mounted it upside down :-), but I wouldn't recommend it.
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Yes..it is quite adjustable. It can be mounted upside down as well. A very good product.
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I would not mount it inverted, with the supplied equipment. Not sure why you would mount it inverted as you could always get a longer plug.
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As the other response states, yes you can, but the mounting is a little less secure in my opinion. There is one screw and a bent section on the back plate that the fixture mounts to. When mounted upside down, the screw is on the bottom and you are relying on the bent section to "catch " the top of the fixture. I originally installed mine "upside down", but switched to provide enough room for the mirrors below them as the sconces are fairly close to the wall. As the other response states, have patience with the glass installation as the tool and locking nut can be a pain, especially upside down when gravity is working against you. As the other response states, yes you can, but the mounting is a little less secure in my opinion. There is one screw and a bent section on the back plate that the fixture mounts to. When mounted upside down, the screw is on the bottom and you are relying on the bent section to "catch " the top of the fixture. I originally installed mine "upside down", but switched to provide enough room for the mirrors below them as the sconces are fairly close to the wall. As the other response states, have patience with the glass installation as the tool and locking nut... » Read More As the other response states, yes you can, but the mounting is a little less secure in my opinion. There is one screw and a bent section on the back plate that the fixture mounts to. When mounted upside down, the screw is on the bottom and you are relying on the bent section to "catch " the top of the fixture. I originally installed mine "upside down", but switched to provide enough room for the mirrors below them as the sconces are fairly close to the wall. As the other response states, have patience with the glass installation as the tool and locking nut can be a pain, especially upside down when gravity is working against you. « Show Less
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I don't think there should be any problem with mounting it upside down. Except of course that when you open it you are in risk of dumping everything in there on the floor...