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Post your ebay/geeks.com dual monitor arms
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needs even more tension? ill give it a shot but i dont want it to not move around
that is one in the front where you got to take that T shaped allen right.. cause i tightened it and its still bouncing
i just think thats the way it is my desk mixed with the arms :/
only thing is i dont have those tops topped off on the back of it cause im not sure if im going to keep the extender arm on the second monitor yet or not.. but i dont think that should make to much of a difference on the bouncing.
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I recently purchase two monitor arm support from Tyke Supply. I love it!!!
http://www.tykesupply.com/
Here's a photo:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?p...24947513&aid=-1&id=640564832&oid=110124947513
http://www.tykesupply.com/
Here's a photo:
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?p...24947513&aid=-1&id=640564832&oid=110124947513
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Peanut Butter
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http://www.outletpc.com/c4384.html
Same ones that can be found on eBay for $59.99 + $9.00 shipping. There's 8% cashback ($4.80) but my order straight from outletpc was 59.66 shipped.
...but
Was supposed to come tomorrow, too
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Haha wow, that's the first time I've ever heard of that... and my cousin's live near Sparks (it's outside of Reno I think).
Maybe they hijacked it...
Maybe they hijacked it...
It looks same one as Ebay one but once it comes in, can you confirm if it is and how good it is? I just checked out outletpc and it's $65 for me because there's $15 shipping. Free shipping only for orders more than $150. But that's still $5 cheaper than Ebay.
http://www.outletpc.com/c4384.html
Same ones that can be found on eBay for $59.99 + $9.00 shipping. There's 8% cashback ($4.80) but my order straight from outletpc was 59.66 shipped.
...but
Was supposed to come tomorrow, too
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skyline889
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Wrong thread.
Peanut Butter
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Just set up it. It's the ebay ones for those wondering, refer to a couple of posts above this one to find where you can get them. Takes maybe half an hour tops not including the rewiring (I ended up redoing my whole workspace). Comes with all the tools you need to put it together except for a phillips head. Feels REALLY sturdy. Not going anywhere from the looks of it. Cable management loops are a definite plus. Pivots 90 as well.
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I bought this 200x200 adapter and mounted up my LN32B530. My second monitor is only a 15", so the 32" size isn't an issue (i.e. the Samsung extends into the Dell's half of the space). I wouldn't want to go much bigger than this, but it's holding everything just fine. I'm actually worried more about my cheap desk, especially since it's mounted on a little shelf thingy rather than the actual desktop surface.
For mounting up this beast, I found it easier to take the arm apart. I separated it at the elbow and mounted the end of the arm to the TV, and mounted the post with the arm stub to the desk. Then all I had to do was slip the arm back together and drop the bolt in. Trying to balance the TV while attaching it to the arm with the four bolts in was a pain, as was trying to slide the whole monitor/arm assembly onto the post.
It's now a little lower without the stand so it's closer to eye level, plus I can tilt it down a bit via the arm's joints, rather than sticking old hard drives under the back of the stand. =)
Here's a crappy iPhone pic of my screens and horrible mess of a desk.
Notes: I noticed that I forgot to secure the Dell's cables after the TV swap - that's already been taken care of. The blue light on the TV is actually the reflection of my mouse's LED.
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They're 22" each. Dell 2209WA and 228WFP
Looking to get an arm for my HannsG 28", weighs 24lbs(not sure if that is with out without stand).
Anyone try this:
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=DLB371&cpc=SCH
Max load of 33lb. I have a Monoprice arm(http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10828&cs_id=1082808&p_id=5402&seq=1&format=2) and there is no way it would hold the HannsG.
Anyone try this:
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=DLB371&cpc=SCH
Max load of 33lb. I have a Monoprice arm(http://www.monoprice.com/products/p...=10828&cs_id=1082808&p_id=5402&seq=1&format=2) and there is no way it would hold the HannsG.
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Yup. Its weight was just under the listed limit. The second monitor is much smaller and lighter, so I feel more comfortable having the 32" on there due to that. I don't think I'd be willing to put a pair of the TVs on it (if they would even both fit), but it seems to be doing ok so far.
I like to think of it as poor man's Eyefinity. =) Lower resolution, but still a huge screen, plus no bezels in the middle.
i wonder if it can hold a 23incer...do you see any flexing or problems with the 22?
this makes me think it will hold a 23 or 24 with ease then
Oh boy, they are updating the Ergotron LX series!
http://www.ergotron.com/tabid/65/language/en-US/default.aspx?FID=101
It looks like it's going to be aluminum instead of steel and there is a new model the dual stacking arm.
http://www.ergotron.com/tabid/65/language/en-US/default.aspx?FID=101
It looks like it's going to be aluminum instead of steel and there is a new model the dual stacking arm.
Just got the cputopia one off Amazon (had gift card) a couple weeks ago. Works great on my fredrik. I think they are actually more stable on the arm than they were on their own mounts. Will post pics soon.
Swapped out my 22" Viewsonics for two Dell U2410s and still using the same arm. I'd previously bought a 2nd one to use (one for each monitor) but it wasn't needed. Arm is holding both w/o a single issue!
Still thinking of wall mounting the LCDs with a couple Ergotron LX arms though....
Still thinking of wall mounting the LCDs with a couple Ergotron LX arms though....
Swapped out my 22" Viewsonics for two Dell U2410s and still using the same arm. I'd previously bought a 2nd one to use (one for each monitor) but it wasn't needed. Arm is holding both w/o a single issue!
Still thinking of wall mounting the LCDs with a couple Ergotron LX arms though....
very nice ! that answered my question i was wondering if the arm will hold up those U2410...i want to two of them!
http://www.outletpc.com/c4384.html
Is that the stand people are using?
I have two 24" Soyo PVA's from Officedepot that I would like to mount.
Thank you.
Is that the stand people are using?
I have two 24" Soyo PVA's from Officedepot that I would like to mount.
Thank you.
I can take one but what do you want to see? The 2410 just has VESA mounting holes and 4 phillips screws....
thats true....i guess the indentation that the dell stands slide into threw me off a little