Is it going to fall off if installed upside down? Planning to use with my car recorder...
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Can't picture what you are doing, it is designed for a standard tripod thread, but is very secure once you have the quick release attached to your car, it will hold your camera very securely regardless of what position it is in.I had the same issue as Ruchy, but was able to put it back together and Have to be careful with the spring
385645
I would avoid this altogether. When mine showed up in the mail, I pulled the release lever and the plate came out, but so did the spring and other parts. It was unusable from the second I got it.
385646
Can't picture what you are doing, it is designed for a standard tripod thread, but is very secure once you have the quick release attached to your car, it will hold your camera very securely regardless of what position it is in. I had the same issue as Ruchy, but was able to put it back together and Have to be careful with the spring
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You could install it upside down - but it is not designed to be installed upside down. There is a rubber piece that sits between the bottom plate and the camera when installed properly. If installed upside down, the metal plate would make direct contact with the camera - no rubber. Additionally, I suspect that the weight of the flash would swing the top plate open. I would not do it.
1086193
Considering this product does not work correctly as intended, it wouldn't expect it to be effective, especially upside down. Also, putting a solid object of non-standard shape would most likely be very problematic.
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Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields. Do NOT hesitate to buy this model, they're really that good. Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields.... » Read More Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields. Do NOT hesitate to buy this model, they're really that good. « Show Less
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it will work upside down, you have to just cover the hole when turning it over.
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I agree with Space Godzilla... I've mounted this both ways (two different cars needing opposite orientation). There's a slotted knob which you can loosen/tighten on the back of the pivot. When loose, you can rotate the holder 360 deg, and adjust the angle up/down/left/right. Get it in the right position then tighten (you'll have to remove the whole device from the CD slot to get access).
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In my car it kept falling over and the dashboard did not slope. I had to attach double sided Velcro to the gps. I think the product will slide off..
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Yeah it will, unfortunately, but which proline mic stand do you have? If the pole is thin then yes it will fall over, but if its the thicker like the "proline studio boom mic stand" then no it wont, but you got to work with what you got, put something on the bottom of the stand to make it stay in place. that should do the trick, but if you have money to buy a better mic stand than I would make that choice. But dont always listen to people, if you don't wanna spend the money than dont, i always find a way to make things happen with what I got, be creative :) Best of luck too you
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From my experience, occasional use upside down is fine when riding on road. You have to be careful when you make turns. While making right turns make sure the pedal is not down on the turning side.
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I hung mine upside down with no problem. I used lag bolts with washers to secure the safe to the wall. In fact, there are two holes on either end of the safe. You could only tell up from down by looking at the shape of the holes/slots.
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I believe its symmetrical, so flipping it upside down shouldn't be an issue.
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You could mount it upside down however i dont know if it would hold the radar detector
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I am not sure what you mean. If you mount it on the dash, all messages on the screen will be upside down.
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Although I have not tried to mount the Go-Pro upside down, I don't see any reason why it would not work.
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as is? no, if you do the image on your display will be upside down. But if you have a small screwdriver, you can take apart the camera, rotate the camera lens 180* and reseal with a hot glue gun, then reassemble. I did this to mine, and has held up for the last 2 years with no issues. Doing this will most likely void any warranty or anything like that but for $9.99, it was a risk i was willing to take. If you should take on this type of project, do so at your own risk.
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There are feet on the bottom. Its designed to be used one way. Never bothered flipping it over. Wouldn't see why it wouldn't technically function upside down though. Not sure why you'd need it to=)
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Hello Katherine, You can wear it upside down and it won't fall out. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com