What is the range of motion on this. I am looking to attach it on a completely vertical pole and want to know if it will still be upright?
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Range of motion is 180 deg. If you mount it on a vertical pole you can rotate it parallel with the pole.
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It is adjustable You can make it vertical or at and angle on a golf cart. But you have to put it on a horizontal surface like on a golf cart handle.
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My cart is in storage so I don't have access to the umbrella holder but if memory serves me correct the turn is more than 180 degrees but the problem is how the holder attaches. I don't think it swivels from the point of connection so if you attach to a vertical pole, the umbrella will still be 90 degrees in relation to the y axis (hope this makes sense). Again this is from memory since I don't have access to the holder.
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I believe the pole is advertised as being 91"There are three "prongs"at the bottom of the pole that you push down into the ground to secure it. The remaining part above ground will be approx. 79". I've purchased other poles in the past. This is definitely heavy duty, well made, and looks great! Hope that helps:)
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The pole is tension mounted. Not sure how much weight it will support, but am sure that it would support at least 250 or more lbs. as an aide for standing up.
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I would not use this on a vertical surface. Its main purpose is for hanging something heavy from a ceiling.
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Yes, this has a very good range of motion. The key is to adjust the different tension points so it stays when you want, but can be easily shifted when you don't. You can actually get the bottom of the monitor below the mounting surface if you mount the arm low enough on the vertical component. I use it with two 24" monitors on a desk/table that raises and lowers, so I can use this sitting or standing and it meets all of my range needs. I am 6', so that is a good range.
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It will only be super stable horizontally. But using the Velcro they include and maybe an additional piece, you can definitely macgyver it to work vertically.
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not sure, ours stays at the height we set it at after you turn the lever all the way. But it still rotates around the pole.
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I don't know if it's exactly for it, the threading is kind off on mine. It does however work with the mega brand pole that you can convert into static or stationary. I have ordered three of theservice extensions, thanks to the 10ft always being out of stock! Out of all three, because one of the ones has threading that is poorly done, it is janky if I'm just walk around it and it's in stationary mode, if I'm doing pole work thought, it spins smoothly. The way I look at it from my experience... there's a 3/1 chance they have smooth attachments and if not the pole still is fully functional either way. I don't know if it's exactly for it, the threading is kind off on mine. It does however work with the mega brand pole that you can convert into static or stationary. I have ordered three of theservice extensions, thanks to the 10ft always being out of stock! Out of all three, because one of the ones has threading that is poorly done, it is janky if I'm just walk around it and it's in stationary mode, if I'm doing pole work thought, it spins smoothly. The way I look at it from my experience... there's a 3/1 chance they have smooth attachments and if not the pole still is fully functional... » Read More I don't know if it's exactly for it, the threading is kind off on mine. It does however work with the mega brand pole that you can convert into static or stationary. I have ordered three of theservice extensions, thanks to the 10ft always being out of stock! Out of all three, because one of the ones has threading that is poorly done, it is janky if I'm just walk around it and it's in stationary mode, if I'm doing pole work thought, it spins smoothly. The way I look at it from my experience... there's a 3/1 chance they have smooth attachments and if not the pole still is fully functional either way. « Show Less
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Hi - no - I would guess 100-150 max. The center pole isn't really usable. The clamps don't secure the center pole to the uprights to hold the weight. Everything else is really great about the product. It is commercial grade and will hold up.
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I believe there is another model made by the same company that extends to 9-10feet. You should probably buy that model. Our pole just reached our ceiling at 8.5 feet. hope this is helpful.
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You can't. This thing is heavy, I'm sure it would topple over once it got moving. You might get a GoPro adaptor for a standard tripod mount, and get that secured firmly to the pole, with the tape and a few screws.
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I hung it from my pole system that is out in the open. It also does well on shepherds' crooks off a deck or similar. Try to keep it about 5 feet off the ground.
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The pole is smaller (1.5 inches) than the base I had that came with a table. It works but secured with a thumbscrew. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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If you attach antenna brackets up the side of a house or something to stabilize it you could. Otherwise 6-7 ft is about it . Also depends on if it's a wooden or metal pole.
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I have mine mounted on a pole. The bottom of the bracket is 101" off of the ground. When the arms are straight out the board is 28" from the pole. When the rim is at 10' the board is 21" from the pole. Great product.
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There isn't a good way that I can see where this would sit stable on top of a pole. There isn't a way a shaft could run up through it. For mine, I got one of those cement block like are used under decks for footing that have a metal bracket attached. I bolted a 4x4 to it then hung a hanger off the 4x4 to hang this from. If you need a wider base for stability I gorilla-glued an 18" square patio block to the bottom of the cement footer. Works great, and can be moved around the property as needed.
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The pole is 28 1/2 " from the top of the pole to the top of the base. The center of the top pair of VESA bracket would max out at 27 1/2". I have mine mounted to my desktop ("1" thick) and it is very stable.