what size is the ball? and what is the lenghtof the arm or total height of the set up. Will need close t o seven inches. Am mounting a monitor in a ca
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Scroll down to "Product Description" some of your answers may be found there. You can also get more detailed information at rammount.com. Some of their PRODUCTS sections (example: Marine Electronics) have a Mount Wizard that makes recommendations after you enter the make and model of the device you are mounting.
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The ball is 1.5" in diameter, the total height is 7". Ram (rammount.com) makes special mounts for your application.
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Should be 1-1/2" Dia Ball, the overall may be close to 7"but not sure on the exact. You could probably get all the spec's from the RAM Mount Website?
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Not taking into account the frame of the monitor, the display screen itself measures 23 1/2" X 13 1/2". The distance (height) from the bottom of the base to the monitor frame attached is approximately 2.5". Rather than using the base included with the monitor, it is my understanding the monitor is designed for wall mounting also in which you would have to purchase the hardware needed should you decide to go that route. The base aforementioned which is included with the monitor does not have much flexibility-some upward or downward angling. To turn the monitor left or right, the entire monitor and base must be turned. Hope that gave you some idea. The monitor size and capabilities are the main reason for my purchase of this monitor. The savings in price was well worth the loss of flexibility of the stand. The option of wall mounting was the selling point.
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It is 18.5 inches from the base of the stand to the top of the monitor, the tilt does work, I use it on a VESA mount though.
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The two pivoting part of the arm are about 1ft each, plus 1 ft fo the stand. It is safe to assume it needs 3ft and then add extra length from where the base is from the power outlet for your power cable, and where your computer is from the base for the video cable. I use 6ft dvi cables.
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The back of the monitor is about 5 inches from the wall with the arm flat against the wall
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It has four (4) mounting points at approx 16" spacing horizontal and vertical. Thethread isprobably metric around 5 - 6 mm. Two slavers are provided to help compensate for the differing depth of the rear surfaces. I have mine a standard table mount and use the top 2 holes with supplied hardware to stabilize the display.
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My best guess with 24" monitors is that the arms will probably extend out approximately 12".
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If i remember correctly it is around 12" or so. I used it behind a big screen TV to add more devices so it is not visible right now. It wasn't very long at all.
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VideoSecu LCD LED TV Wall Mount Full Motion with Swivel Articulating Arm for 23-37 in, up to 42 in TV Monitor Flat Panel Screen With VESA 200 100, 20 in extension and Post-installation Leveling System M84 Is the one i bought for this or there are similar ones to this that will fit upto a 60" if you want a bigger wall mount
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My HP arm is mounted on a desktop and the middle support arm that attaches to the post is mounted at the top of the post. When the spring loaded section is raised as high as it will go, I measured 18.5 inches from the top of the VESA mounting plate to the desktop.
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The actual screen area including the plastic frame is 14 3/4" by 9 " not including the stand add another 6" But you leave stand off and wall mount it or attach to a desk unit hope that helps
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There are 2 ways that I found - By arm length and by height. Under 4'8" 45 cm ball 4'8'' to 5'3'' 55 cm ball 5'4'' to 5'10 65 cm ball 5'10 to 6'4 75cm ball Arm Length 22" to 25-1/2" 55 cm ball 26" to 31-1/2" 65 cm ball 31-3/4" to 35-1/2" 75 cm ball
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Let me see if I understand correctly before answering. Are you looking to see how much these arms will extend? Or if I had the pole in the center of my table, how much would I be able to pull these monitors towards me while still staying side by side?
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It's between 2 and 3 inches long. Depending on how your computer port is seated.
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Approximately 26" wide and 11" high. If you get it, be sure to connect with the video port cable if your videocard has that output.
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27" wide, 12.5" high, about an inch thick. I am pretty sure you need the stand though. The round base comes off, but I don't think the vertical piece that attaches the round base to the monitor comes off--don't remember for sure though.
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Not much, a total of 7-10 inches in front of the pole. This inclludes the VESA piece that holds the monitor which is aprox 3 inch deep.