My preferred device and good price. But Zero stock?
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My preferred device and good price. But Zero stock?
Takealot has Powerup brand...same unit, different name.
Perfect for poe cameras as well.
ld13
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R584 - https://sinetechstore.co.za/shop/solar-kits/backup-power-kits/ratel-418-micro-dc-to-dc-ups/
Shipping kills the deal for me though.
ld13
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All gone it seems
Jikes, that was fast. Did not even get to grab one.
Weird. Mine was showing the R675 price when I logged on. Maybe a glitch.
Pho3nix
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Shows in stock for me and managed to purchase. Luckily I am in JHB
ld13
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It is in stock, but the price is higher. Was R584, incl vat. Now showing R675 ex vat. Showed R584 again for 10 minutes, but after I managed to log in, it was back to R675 ex vat again.
Now the site is in maintenance mode.
Pho3nix
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ld13
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This is what I paid.
Finally got an order through, at R583.99 - what a mission.
Are these monitor mounts any good and what type of desk must be used to secure these stands?
NB North Bayou Dual Arm Adjustable Monitor Desk Mount Stand
This dual arm monitor stand fits most LCD/LED monitors measuring 17"-27"/43-58cm and supports up to 14.3 lbs/6.5kg per monitor.It is made from aircraft grade aluminium alloy material, which makes this desk mount light and reliable.Thanks to its gas spring system you can easily move your displays...
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AirWolf
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Half the capacity of the one on previous page?
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I can't speak for this particular model but I have the wall mount version and it's awesome. Full articulation, stable and easy to install. I'd try and find the manual for it and see if it states the min and max thickness of the desk it requires.
I seem to think you get two versions, one that clamps on and another that you drill holes through your desk for. Best to check their website to see if they have any manuals for that particular model
WAslayer
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You should get the one from checkers.. similar design but, much cheaper.. I have one and it works as expected and no complaints.. install either through the existing cable grommet hole in your desk, or drill a 8mm hole if you are adventurous.. alternatively, it can mount on the back edge of the desk but, this works only if you have a straight desk and not a corner or 90 degree bend desk..
Barbarian Conan
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I have the F195A, which can hold up to 32" monitors and I think 9KG.
I'm happy. They look decent and they are pretty sturdy when clamped to a flat edge or when drilling a hole in your desk. They include mounts for both.
They don't do so well when the desk has an overhang at the edge.
Adjusting monitors is easy, and the cables are nice and hidden.
If I have to look for issues:
There is a little screen shake when you shake the desk, but nothing noticeable during normal usage. I haven't mounted my force feedback steering wheel to the desk, but I think using that might cause some screen shake.
If you adjust the screen to be level in one position, it wouldn't necessarily be level in another. If you stretch out the arm completely towards you, it will tilt ever so slightly forward, and when you stretch it out completely to the left, it will tilt ever so slightly to the left due to the weight. You then just have to rotate the monitor again to make it level.
ld13
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The Gizzu? They both claim to be 8800mah? I suspect both are using funky maths to get to that 8800mah though. When you have 4 x 2200mah batteries @3.7V, you do not get 8800mah if you put them in series, you get 1 x 2200mah @ 14.8V. Or am I wrong here?
Correct, although it could be in parallel then using a step up converter to whichever voltage option you select.
Much like a power bank steps up to 5V but still claims the total battery capacity as the power bank capacity.
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