Can someone out there give me an idea of the load capacity of this mount?Thanks
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I've used this with a Sony Alpha and very heavy 500mm lens. (I've even used it with two cameras mounted at the same time.) I can't give an exact pound weight but it is a very stable mount and as long as you can balance the camera's center of balance properly, it will hold virtually any standard DSLR and lens.
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If I'm not wrong the mount can handle about 9 lb. I use it for tracking shots of the moon and the sun with a Nikon D90, battery handle and a Sigma 50-500mm. This combination weights about 7 lb. and I have yet to have tracking errors. It is a good idea to place the center of mass of the optics you're using as to minimize torque. Also, I found that the brackets that come with the mount tend to flex, which then affects alignment. I ended up getting a solid dovetail L bracket instead, but if you are putting less weight on the mount you might not need it.
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I have a 22 in lcd tv used for this tv mount. it says it can handle up to 33 lbs and up to 27in tv's.
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Should be good. Mine is about that weight and it works good. Just keep in mind these mounts are great but are not intended to have much movement after the install. Some may say that's poor quality but if you really think about it, there should be no reason to be touching it. Good luck and enjoy the awesome look this mount gives!
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Please check the weight limit and plate dimension of the mount to see if it will hold your devise.
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I don't understand why Amazon directs these types of questions to customers when there is clear answer to them. If an item is recommended and rated to do a certain job, then abide by that. I would not use this mount at all if the weight of your unit exceeds the recommended limits set by the manufacturer.
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I would trust this mount... it is very solid. I use it in all my photo booths that travel to many many events!!
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How much was the mount and where did you find it? did you ever come up with a different solution?
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I have a Rode NT1A mounted on it which weights .7lbs. It holds it up without a problem. If you are using a shotgun mic you will need to buy a different shockmount, but it will hold it without a problem.
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About 10lbs I think.I wouldn't mount without a stud.I'm not sure about unspecified screws.But you could surface mount using butterfly toggle bolts.
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I used it to mount my 60 inch plasma that weights 95 lbs. It's rated to hold much heavier. I did drill both sides into a stud and bought new lugs from home depot to replace the one that came with it. The ones I bought are noticeably heavier than what was included so it must be better quality? I didn't want to take any chances after reading some of the other reviews. So far there is no sag whatsoever and it was perfect lyrics aligned.
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You will probably need to purchase a mount that can hold a heavier load, especially if you're going to do any type of photography. I believe the capacity of this mount is 35lbs.
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Alex, How did this mount work out for you? I'm thinking about getting it for flying in PA28s
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This is a very heavy duty mount, I have 3. As long as you bolt directly into the beams or use epoxy anchors on cement I would as it could handle a 70" no issues.
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It says it will hold 220lbs. im not sure i would be swinging it out full extension but it is very solid mount as long as you anchor it how they tell you...
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I don't remember the specs. on it. Mine mounted is 66 3/4 from inside bracket to bracket. I hope this helps.
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Have no idea mainly cause I'm not following you for the most part.But I ditched this it's a $20~ ish mount and no amount of thread locker would hold it on
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I have a 24" on the one I purchased. It's very stable. As I recall, that mount, per their description, will hold 35 lbs. It's easy to install. I'm ordering another one.