Can you stack multiple devices on it?
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I have my set top box and remote on it. You would have to check specs how much weight it will hold to determine how many devices it could hold. As long as mounted securely I would assume you could.
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Max Support Weight: 22 lbs Sure can but it is not like the one I also bought (and post a review on) to support a much heavier DISH Hopper DVR.
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Hi, Pamela:I bought the item three months ago and I have the cable box, the internet router and the apple TV on the platform
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I have a dvd player and a sat reciever on it, seems just fine. But I might add that the items I have are very thin. It depends on how big your TV is. My TV is 42 in. I hope this helps
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Yes, you can connect two of them together. The device monitors all 8 inputs via the front facing screen. I assume that each device would continue to monitor its respective inputs.
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No and, it can be a little tight if you have multiple USB devices plugged in next to each other.
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Yes it can be stacked one on top of the other and instructions come with it. I've hung one below another but eventually the connector piece broke, but it took a few years.
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You can connect several devices to this speak, but not at the same time. You can only connect one device to it at one time.
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You can stack 2 devices to cut the time in half. They are threaded on top and bottom. If you want more control look into a motorized device.
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Yes you can. I have them on both for the same reason. Both of mine are desktops.
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You can stack them, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. I definitely wouldn't stack more than 1.
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If you only have two, you could probably stack them. For anymore than that, you are going to have a height consideration which means more storage space.
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Dear Mr. Jesse, This is greeting from Loftek Direct. Yes, it can. But it can only support 4-5 devices at the same time. Thank you.
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No, I believe that is an option you can add on but it does not come with a dedicated port to stack the switch. Of course you can still just connect it to other switches using the regular switch ports for a 1GB connection but if you are looking to manage a stacked switch using a dedicated IP then you would need to look for the optional card. I have 3 connected this way and with the 1GB connection I really don't think its a problem unless you need the throughput for a lot of bandwidth.
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Yes, either a switch or hub will enable you to connect multiple devices. If it is a secured connection each device will need to pass the appropriate credentials (name/password).
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Yes you can. I've never used it exclusively for one but if I plug it in before my other one it'll go up!
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Yes. There are three shelves and in the back center of each shelf is a circular hole big enough to pass several cords through. It can accomodate all your devices easily.
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I haven't stacked 2, but certainly you could do that. You can put the laptop in the middle if the laptop isn't more than 9.5 inches wide (i.e., nearest to farthest edge when working). You wouldn't want keyboard and mouse on the bottom for working because there wouldn't be enough working space for your hands, but fine for storage.
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You COULD, but there are no pins on top, so you'd have to solder it. Might be easier to make sure the other shield is stackable, they usually staste that in the specs...Mike
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Unfortunately no, only one device at a time, and you must disconnect the active device in order to connect a different device.