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bccole23
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| Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 4:50 pm Post subject: help marquee 9500 ultra ceiling bracket |
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I need help locating the rest of a ceiling bracket for my 9500lc ultra Curt suggested i try here i have all of the parts that attatch to the prjector now i need the parts that attatch to the ceiling.[img][/img]
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draganm
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this is pretty common, the PJ gets pulled down but the people who do this work aren't the type to take the mating piece and attach it back together. I have gotten 3 or 4 brackets wit hjust the PJ half. Never could find the missing piece, wound up fabricating the missing piece by and machining/welding mild steel together. Basically, it's going to look like a box with slots on the upper flat part and 1 pin on the side. 4 nutes spot welded to inner face.
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Clarence
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I think I have a few of those somewhere, but I'm not exactly sure if they went to a Marquee, or a G70, or a G90, or a Barco, or a Ampro, or a XG, or a PG, or a...
What's the measured width between your hooker doohickies?
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Curt Palme
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He emailed me, I told him I'd never seen this type of bracket used on a Marquee, as the mounting holes for the Marquee are in the extreme corners of the set.
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Zebu Fellenz
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That looks like the bottom half of a Sony mount, for a 12xx set.
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bccole23
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thank you for the responses. it is 3 1/2 inches between the brackets when the are screwed into the base i will try to post more pictures to help
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mp20748
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| Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 7:24 pm Post subject: Re: help marquee 9500 ultra ceiling bracket |
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| bccole23 wrote: | | I need help locating the rest of a ceiling bracket for my 9500lc ultra Curt suggested i try here i have all of the parts that attatch to the prjector now i need the parts that attatch to the ceiling |
That is the part that attaches to the ceiling, you need the part that goes on the projector.
I remember seeing a bracket like that before, but not on a marquee.
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bccole23
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| Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 7:25 pm Post subject: more pictures |
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here are some more pictures
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bccole23
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the two ears bolt to an aluminium plate that slides in the steel bracket attatched to the projector the last picture is of the projector on it's side and the plates bolted to it
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Clarence
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Those wings are bolted on backwards... the hook tab doohickies are typically more like 18" apart.
Looks like someone rigged their own mounting contraption from other projector mounts. Not that there's anything wrong with that. 
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bccole23
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the plates can only bolt on one way because the holes are staggered, thank you i am open to any suggestions and i appreciate everyones time and help
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Tim in Phoenix
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Hello
Discard that rig, it is not bolted to the projector frame and looks highly unsafe.
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bccole23
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there is a stout frame around the edges that bolts to the frame with a narrower track that is attatched between that the aluminum plates slides in left to right
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bccole23
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does anyone know if this is a standard mount it does look prfessionaly built and is very heavy or someones home project
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Tim in Phoenix
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| bccole23 wrote: | | there is a stout frame around the edges that bolts to the frame with a narrower track that is attatched between that the aluminum plates slides in left to right |
Hello
I would not never ever mount a Marquee projector by other than the foot sockets; that was the intention of the designers.
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bccole23
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that is where the bolts to this frame attatch is the foot well sockets
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Mr. Green
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Any marquee owners out there that can snap a few quick pictures of their mount?
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bccole23
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any more help would be appreciated
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NewbieDAN
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Get your duster out.
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AnalogRocks
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| NewbieDAN wrote: | | Get your duster out. |
Not sure how a duster will help his situation  :
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