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stefuel
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| Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 10:49 pm Post subject: Curt or Tim I need a Marquee part. |
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Would one of you happen to have a factory Marquee mount?
Thanks,
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Curt Palme
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I am out, sorry!
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stefuel
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Curt,
You got PM
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Tim in Phoenix
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Nope
Curt bought my last two over a year ago.
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dturco
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stefuel
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| Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 1:42 am Post subject: |
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On e-bay right now there is a brand new Chief VCM-41E mount BIN for $125.00
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dturco
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I know you can find a mount if you look long enough but are they still being produced? Is Chief still making them or is that just new old stock?
Hell,VDC probably makes a mount if you want to PAY for it.
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Nashou66
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Curt Palme
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I could get them made up for about $200 each, but I've never had anyone commit, as I'd need to get a dozen made at a time, so I've never done it.
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stefuel
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| Nashou66 wrote: | I have a basic Marquee mount.
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See they are available all you have to do is look. 
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dturco
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| Nashou66 wrote: | | stefuel wrote: | | Nashou66 wrote: | I have a basic Marquee mount.
Nashou |
See they are available all you have to do is look. |
I said I have one, not that it's available.
Athanasios |
 
Besides didn't all of this start because someone wanted a SONY mount?
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virusc
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You could try HiRez in Ashland MA. They should have some.
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Sparky015
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I have a Chief VCM mount bracket, I just don't have the bracket that mounts to the projector. If you get that half, I have the other half. I snagged a powered chief lift, so the manual version I no longer need.
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stefuel
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| Nashou66 wrote: | | stefuel wrote: | | Nashou66 wrote: | I have a basic Marquee mount.
Nashou |
See they are available all you have to do is look. |
I said I have one, not that it's available.
Athanasios |
Not for free but everything has a price tag. Heck I'd be willing to say your left nut has a price on it. You just haven't been offered the right amount of cash yet.
Point is we have found a couple of mounts without to much effort.
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cmjohnson
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One of the great things about Marquees is that they're so EASY to mount.
Those threaded studs in the baseplate will accept readily available 3/8-16 hardware available from any (US) hardware store. With a few
hooks and eye bolts and maybe some thread-all, and a handful of nuts and washers and a couple of 2x4s, you can ceiling mount a Marquee pretty quickly. Lay the 2x4's across your joists up in the attic and run thread-all down through the 2x4s and the ceiling, to
connect up to the PJ. If you use hooks and eye bolts, you can set it up so that two (three, for safety) strong men can mount and remove
the Marquee in a matter of seconds.
Using a variation of this, with a pulley system, I can mount and remove my 9500LC without assistance.
CJ
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