what is the diameter of the suction cup on the mini tripod and what is used on the bottom of the cup to stablize it so it prevent it from moving.
61053
The cup is 2 and 3/4 " in diameter and it's made of that same material all suction cups are made of. Works really well on glass and metal
61054
Measured, it is 2 3/4 inches in diameter. When engaged the base is pulled against the cup and creates a very solid base. I wish my Garmin used the same material for the cup. I feel it is a better suction cup then what comes with the Garmin GPS.
61055
It is about 3.5 inches maybe larger. the thing is built like a tank. I think size wize would keep it from moving. I have not used it yet. The thing was a lot bigger than it looked.
61056
The suction cup is 2 3/4 inch and uses a suction lock like all the GPS units use. The standard camera mount screw uses 2 locking nuts to lock it into the desired position. I mount a fairly heavy Kodak Play sport video camera in my fire truck, and it works great. At the price they are selling this, its absolutely worth it.
61057
It's a suction cup, suction is what keeps it from moving. It's very stable. It's about 4in in diameter.
1858741
There is not a suction cup. Mine is used in a fish tank and I have to weigh it down.
1040695
Top and bottom... Top camera mounting plate is 2 1/4" in length and 1 5/8" in width, Bottom tripod plate is. 1 3/8" X 1 3/8" Hope that helped you.?
1482643
Minimum is 6.5 inches. Maximum is 7 inches. Measurement is from table top to top of tripod's optic insert. Mine is used on a Konus 20-60x80 spotting scope and is stable. I would have preferred a heavier duty tripod but this is the sturdiest I could find available. It does a good job for my limited use.
1704388
It has a 1/4" fastener like on your tripod that holds it in place. It's the exact same process as mounting it to a tripod or base plate.
638393
The suction cup is 2 1/8" in diameter. The whole mount is slightly less than 3".
701948
This will not hold a large iPad. Also, depending on the tripod you use, it may not hold the mini vertically.
2063954
Not quite sure what you mean exactly. But this piece screws to the bottom of the camera and then slots into the top of the tripod. So effectively you can remove your camera from the tripod in seconds if you flick the tripod catch. Hope that helps?
537209
The exact diameter of the base where it connects to a tripod top plate, is 1.58"... A little more than 1-1/2" inches.
1209227
I'm not sure the exact size of the screw but there's a thread at the base of the tripod. You secure it using a bow screw.
240102
Suction cup. I put it in a 2.6 gallon Fluval tank in the pump area so you don't see it.
1859859
The diameter of each suction cup is 4 inches. The distance between the two cups is about 8.5 inches.
802426
The rubber foot has a screw threaded retractable steel peg in it. It's similar in construction to many better tripods that have retractable points at the leg bottoms. The pointed peg will extend about 1/2 inch or so. In soils, sand or gravel that point will keep the mono-pod foot from sliding out from under the camera. Just remember to retract the point when moving back to hard surfaces like concrete or tile.
638394
I don't have the exact dimensions, but the suction cup is approximately the size of a $0.50 cent piece. Maybe about 1.5 inches. The whole camera is a lot smaller than I imagined. It's about 6 inches long and about 2.5 inches wide. Smaller than a rear-view mirror. I placed mine directly under my mirror and it does not block my view too much.
882704
I can get it down to about 24". I used a tape measure since I was thinking about getting a smaller tripod, but even the expensive ones are around 15"
894046
I'm not sure I fully understand your question however, this product was missing from my tripod. It slips on the tripod itself. The screw sticking up allows you to mount a camera, etc. to the tripod. For example, I used this on my tripod and then mount a "hog saddle" so I can use the tripod as a rifle mount.
1087986
2 3/8".measuring across the base, from the outside of the rim, which is about a half inch thick...the suction cup itself, is slightly smaller in circumference....This one is good to start with, but I could see working up to a larger size once you become accustomed to doing regular negative pressure massage....