Does the fake system actually rotate, or is the body always in a fixed position?
1746914
yeah...if you turn it lol. It does not do it on it's own. It's very simple no hard wires. Looks good for it's use, but it's basic in design and function
1746915
The "camera" is a sphere inside the round bracket. It can be aimed/rotated by hand even when mounted.
1746916
The base is anchored and the dome is attached with a 1/4 turn so it does not turn left or right so make sure it is facing the direction you want tit to before screwing the base down. The ball with the camera can be moved up and down in the dome however.
704862
The head itself doesn't rotate on its own, but it is moveable by turning the handle while you are using it so you can get around corners, etc. Very lightweight & easy to use. I love it!
1237866
You can rotate it all you want, it doesn't click, just uses friction to keep from spinning.
118531
No, the elbows and knees are a fixed position. The shoulders and hips do move, as I recall.
704195
It does not swivel without loosening the adjustment screws. It is always in a fixed position.
1005210
It should be all directions. The rotation isn't so much the issue as placement. Basically, turning it like a steering wheel does nothing, but turning it left or right on the horizontal plane might help. The greatest difference is placement near a window or some location in the house that isn't behind a lot of concrete, metal or some other source of interference.
351089
It can be tightened so that it won't flip without you doing it on purpose, but I don 't think it tightens to where it CAN'T be turned. I have never had to tighten mine, and it does not flip on it's own.
2281001
Yes, the tray rotates from vertical to horizontal. It stops only when it hits the support post. Hope that helps!
1237867
Yes, it rotates continually beyond 360% without a hard-set stopping point. It is quite easy to rotate. No clicking. A solid cable approaching "industrial strength". I'm getting more when I use up the 2 3-packs I bought. Really handy for behind beds or large furniture that blocks access to a wall plug, and without a pre-set angle that is sometimes on the wrong side.
710164
It can be turned to face whatever direction you need but I would not say it "spins".
891843
Standard rotation left to right as well as up and down. The unit is not frozen in one position
636091
It is, but not extremely. Like it looks in the picture, it's pretty stiff and takes two hands to re-position it. It's not hard to move, but doesn't coil or twist easily either.
1654748
Yes it is posable. The arms and legs move back and forth and the head turns side to side.
1507893
Yes it rotates, but the base will move from the original space, so maybe put some adhesive velcro on the botton. FYI THEY ARE AWESOME!!!
1238915
I just got mine, so I'm hoping it works itself out ... but while it is very smooth during the motion, it is NOT smooth at all from a dead still start. It always jerks if the head has been setting for more than 5 or so seconds ... no matter how loose the screws.
951009
Yes, it rotates almost 180 degrees. I've had two of these for almost a year now and I have no complaints.
181733
No it does not. It has a few inches of play forward and back but it does not turn or rotate at all.