I want to know the full size of the Spark Room Kit Plus Wall Bracket for the Quad Camera.
And if you have any CAD Drawings, I would appreciate it.
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Hi Han,
I did this unscientific measurement to get the majority of the measurements (with my measuring tape) I felt were pertinent based on previous issues with the mount myself. I didn't measure the thickness of the mount as i didn't have my micrometer at work--and didn't think it was super relevant in figuring out a mount. The Red rectangle is the block of area that cables have to stick downwards--i.e. where a traditional camera mount wouldn't work because the cables would be sticking down into it. I was more concerned with finding a proper camera mount that might attach to the two "leg's" on the L mount without impeding the cabling going downwards.
Anecdotally not one person I've shown this to thinks the mount makes sense. There are only 2 holes in the mount meaning your studs have to be perfectly centered to your table for this to work otherwise you have to furr out the wall with backing. The locking tabs are a joke and should be a recall not a request for a B stock camera from TAC.
Basically the only luck I've had easily mounting these stupid camera mounts are on NEC E series monitors (705/805) that have large bezels that you can have this sit on top of towards the back.
mwm
Hi Han,
I did this unscientific measurement to get the majority of the measurements (with my measuring tape) I felt were pertinent based on previous issues with the mount myself. I didn't measure the thickness of the mount as i didn't have my micrometer at work--and didn't think it was super relevant in figuring out a mount. The Red rectangle is the block of area that cables have to stick downwards--i.e. where a traditional camera mount wouldn't work because the cables would be sticking down into it. I was more concerned with finding a proper camera mount that might attach to the two "leg's" on the L mount without impeding the cabling going downwards.
Anecdotally not one person I've shown this to thinks the mount makes sense. There are only 2 holes in the mount meaning your studs have to be perfectly centered to your table for this to work otherwise you have to furr out the wall with backing. The locking tabs are a joke and should be a recall not a request for a B stock camera from TAC.
Basically the only luck I've had easily mounting these stupid camera mounts are on NEC E series monitors (705/805) that have large bezels that you can have this sit on top of towards the back.
mwm
