What telescopic pole should I buy for this? The product description says: "Attaches easily to all unger poles". Use with unger extension pole". But all the Unger poles are threaded for an attachment with a screw mount?! What telescopic pole should I buy for this? The product description says: "Attaches easily to all unger poles". Use with unger extension pole". But all the Unger poles are threaded... » Read More What telescopic pole should I buy for this? The product description says: "Attaches easily to all unger poles". Use with unger extension pole". But all the Unger poles are threaded for an attachment with a screw mount?! « Show Less
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I have the Unger Ed550 pole. The threaded part pops off so that you can attach the flood sucker to the pole underneath.
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Unger poles have an attachment which is threaded. The trrmination is the hollow end of the pole with a hole in the side for a spring loaded button that locks attachments into the pole. A screw mount for a bulb changer is useless since you can unscrew the sucker cup. A tip if bulbs are in a difficult location or up high use a thin coating of dielectric grease on the bulbs screw threads (it keeps the bulbs from sticking)
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You will need a pole to go with it. This is only a hook. The hook is threaded with the same thread that is used on paint roller handles. Most extension poles have the same thread. It would depend upon the height of the stair pull down and the length of your pole.
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William - Braided line will absolutely work with this pole. I have two of them and I use braid. Do you have a question about using braid or just about using it on this pole? I use braid for the backing and then add a "TOP SHOT" of about 100 yards of mono on top of that. This way you get the best of both worlds... Plenty of line with the braid and a little bit of stretch with the mono. Caught a 40 Pd Kingfish yesterday.
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This is risky. You'd not only damage the integrity of the brush's pole but you would also make a weak, loose joint with the nail in the receiving pole. It would be better to pick up a matching telescopic pole from a local Lowes or Home Depot. This worked well for me.
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The coupler is two peices held together by a self threaded screw on each side. The best way to put it on your pole is to take out one screw and just loosen the other one. Put it on your pole and insert the screw you took out so that it screws in in the opposite diirection of the loose screw. Then just position it where you want it on your pole and tighten up both screws. You won't need nuts. I also found that I had to play with how I angled the coupler on my pole so that it stayed in place, so you may need to experiment with that. Good luck!
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I'm facing the same issue, which means that 4" diameter poles are not that uncommon. Not much of a "universal" bracket. Maybe we'll come up with a solution, but in the meantime I am quite disappointed that the listing did not clarify that the pole must be 3 1/2".
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The pole to which the line attaches needs to be ordered also. The piece that forms the top of the "T" is part of the unit w/line. As the line is unwound, the top of the "T" attaches to a special holder on the pole. My wife is very pleased with this setup.
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Not really. It is not telescopic like the vertical pole...this is probably because if it expanded horizontally it could be put off balance and perhaps fall over if not used anchored. If you anchor securely you might be able to rig your own form of extension.
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Some previous questions posted here say it is threaded and can be used with an extension pole. I gave it to someone as a gift, so I don't have it handy to look at it.
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Yeah this is good to go, no need for extra accessories. At the end of the pole are the classic two hole mounts. You should already have a screw/nut from your other mounts. You'll need to reuse one of those to screw it in.
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Hi R. Jankowski,You should be able to untwist the extension joint in the middle a couple turns which will allow the GoScope to extend. If in the past you were able to extend the pole and now you can not please send a detailed explanation to support@go-scope.com.Thanks,Team GoScope
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I can not say what tripod is recommended, I am sure Bosch has one. I purchased the Bosch telescoping pole mount that was recommended by Amazon, and I am very happy with it for interior use. It is easy to use and is long enough for most rooms The laser mounts to my old laser tripod, even though I have no need for it. If you have an existing tripod I am sure it will attach with no fuss. Interior work in bright rooms does not require a detector or even glasses, the beam is VERY bright. Exterior work you may need the red glasses, or a detector if you are using it over long distances. Did I mention that the beam is very very bright? I can not say what tripod is recommended, I am sure Bosch has one. I purchased the Bosch telescoping pole mount that was recommended by Amazon, and I am very happy with it for interior use. It is easy to use and is long enough for most rooms The laser mounts to my old laser tripod, even though I have no need for it. If you have an existing tripod I am sure it will attach with no fuss. Interior work in bright rooms does not require a detector or even glasses, the beam is VERY bright. Exterior work you may need the red glasses, or a detector if you are using it over long distances. Did I... » Read More I can not say what tripod is recommended, I am sure Bosch has one. I purchased the Bosch telescoping pole mount that was recommended by Amazon, and I am very happy with it for interior use. It is easy to use and is long enough for most rooms The laser mounts to my old laser tripod, even though I have no need for it. If you have an existing tripod I am sure it will attach with no fuss. Interior work in bright rooms does not require a detector or even glasses, the beam is VERY bright. Exterior work you may need the red glasses, or a detector if you are using it over long distances. Did I mention that the beam is very very bright? « Show Less
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Hey man, I just measured mine - looks to be 1 3/8" / 35mm diameter for the top "telescoping" section. Disclaimer, I only have a low quality ruler on hand - so it could run slightly large or slightly small - but generally speaking, thats the size of the telescoping/upper pole from at least the set I received :)Good luck / happy recording / jamming / whatever.
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I've had my pole for 3 years now (this model) and it still has not been 'broken in' enough for me. My sister can grip on it just fine, but I have crazy sweaty hands and just slide right down. I'm actually in the market right now for switching my pole from 50mm Chrome to 45mm Brass. Brass is supposed to work better with sweaty hands, which I wasn't aware of when I bought my pole originally (impulse, excitement buy after taking my first class at a studio). My ceilings are short...somewhere in the 7-8' range, so I'm not sure how tall it gets without extensions...
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Yes, you can. The cleaning on the unit unscrews and it looks like a universal extension pole thread would work fine. I've noticed that mine will extend pretty far, but if you needed to reach pretty high, you could use a longer pole like you have.
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They're are many brackets available that can be adapted for this camera to mount to different surfaces but I have not personally seen one for a pole. It attaches from the side so a u-bolt setup could work if the pole is strong enough to support it's weight and operation. Additionally, there are power and signal feed wires required for the camera and PTZ feature that would have to be snaked to it's installation location for operation.
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You can or a screw may be better than a nail. Question is why would you by such a great brush and not invest in a proper pole?