Is it possible to remove the mount? How is it attached? What are the screen dimensions (WxHxD)?
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The mount is detachable. It can be described as a screw head piece of plastic placed in a slide which can be tightened in place with a threaded knob. The screen is 7" measured diagonally. The dimensions of the unit are 6 7/7" w x4 1/2" h x1 1/2" d (to back of adjustment knob) or 31/2" from screen face to furthest point of mounting bracket which extends perpendicular to the screen face and is attached to mounting surface.Picture size is6 1/8" x 3 1/2". Hope that helps. Provides good picture in color which is surprisingly good in low light conditions. Very satisfied. The mount is detachable. It can be described as a screw head piece of plastic placed in a slide which can be tightened in place with a threaded knob. The screen is 7" measured diagonally. The dimensions of the unit are 6 7/7" w x4 1/2" h x1 1/2" d (to back of adjustment knob) or 31/2" from screen face to furthest point of mounting bracket which extends perpendicular to the screen face and is attached to mounting surface.Picture size is6 1/8" x 3 1/2". Hope that helps. Provides good picture in color which is surprisingly good in low light conditions.... » Read More The mount is detachable. It can be described as a screw head piece of plastic placed in a slide which can be tightened in place with a threaded knob. The screen is 7" measured diagonally. The dimensions of the unit are 6 7/7" w x4 1/2" h x1 1/2" d (to back of adjustment knob) or 31/2" from screen face to furthest point of mounting bracket which extends perpendicular to the screen face and is attached to mounting surface.Picture size is6 1/8" x 3 1/2". Hope that helps. Provides good picture in color which is surprisingly good in low light conditions. Very satisfied. « Show Less
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I do not really know or know why one would remove the mount. I do believe it can be done as it can be mounted inside headrests. It is a 7 inch diagonal screen. It is not a huge screen but great size for what is most needed. If you need the exact specs you can go onto the pyle website and search up the model and it will give you the dimensions. The mount is screwed in. The screen has a "flip" function, so you can mount it upside down and "flip" the screen to make it correct.
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I do not know about the dual mount. You can remove the entire base with ease - actually, for me it came that way.
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The "Detachable Face Plate" referred to in the manual found on the mfg website is not the whole screen that's removable. It's only the thin plastic bezel around the screen/unit that is removable and not the whole LCD panel itself.
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Use this mount: http://www.amazon.com/Peerless-SF660-Mount-32-63IN-Screens/dp/B0009JR42E/ref=pd_bbs_3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1197657583&sr=8-3 It is bigger than the same model mount that goes up to 46" and guess what, that one does not fit (I have tried that with my moms TV). Also, use spacers (even though it shows them as not required, you wouldn't want the screws popping out of place).
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Totally a bummer. Every flat screen monitor and TV I've seen has holes for mounting. I bought a dual monitor mount thinking I could mount it with my other monitor. There is definitely no way to mount this thing. I'm hoping it is an amazing monitor because it already has one strike against it.
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As I see there is a screw holding the base to the monitor, so I suppose that you are able to remove the base completely. Still, I recommend you contact the manufacturer or go to any electronic store to take a close look. I do not know anything about the planar dual mounts.
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It's about 5.5" wide & about 3.5" high. Most of that is screen. Depth including the circle in back that attaches to the mount is probably an inch.
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Hi daywalker,.. Did you finally use this mount for Acer H6510D? Did it work?If not,.. Which mount did you use with Acer H6510BD?Your answer would be appreciated,.. Thanks.
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The mounting holes on the back of your screen appear to be 684mm wide by 300mm tall. That means you will NOT need the VMXA1
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There is no way to attach it to the stand. I don't ever move it off. I agree with the earlier response to simply move the monitor down
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There does not seem to be any brackets to mount the monitor. I also use an LG Flatron W2043SE and that does allow for mounting so I would check out the lG brand. Hope this helps
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I believe you could remove it. Although I have no experience. I've only installed mine but could probably remove it if it became necessary.
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There is an "X" shaped bracket with 2 different screw locations dependent on your monitor size, if it is vesa bracket compliant. "This fully adjustable mount uses vesa 100 x 100 and 75 x 75 mounting placement and holds screens up to 27" in size."
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It's on an arm attached at the base by a suction cup to either your window or a bean bag mount, having an "elbow" half-way up its length that can be used to raise the unit up or down, and has a ball joint of sorts, at the opposite end of the arm to which the unit is attached that can be used to make fine "swivel" type adjustments of the display. I'm guessing the arm is only about 6-7" long or so, curved a bit. This may limit the extent to what you are trying to do.
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Mine is not a wall mount. It is a desktop monitor. Therefore I can't speak to this question.
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I screws into the holes on the back of your monitor. I returned mine since the dimensions for compatible tv's is way off and my 42" was unmountable.