This listing says 'horizontal angle +/-90 degrees'. But listing on Bescor.com say '+ & -170 degrees' for same model.So which will I get if I buy here?
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The correct specifications is from the Bescor website. There is also Bescor-360 that can spin around 360 degrees, this is a modified version of bescor-101.
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I would believe bescor, I assume there all the same, it does up to 360 one way so if you have it in the middle you can go 180 left or right
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John Clark is correct. Loosen the nuts, and raising or lowering them in the bracket will change the angle. Range is probably from 45 degrees to 85 degrees.
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This is a previous answer we have published: The offset from the horizontal line is 18 Degrees. therefore the distance/height=tan(72 deg). ie. that if you want to view an object which is 2' high, at a distance of 30' your height=2'+30'/tan(72deg) or 12' high or more. For further questions, please contact our technical support toll free number (855)464-7226 ext 100. If the distance is not sufficient for your needs, please consider using the IPCC-7210W, which will be able to tilt up to the horizontal line, and there will be no dependency on the height of the installation.
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The black bracket on the 80476 has a 90 degree angle so the bottom photo expresses that best. Hope this helps
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While I cannot give yo the precise degree of angles, there are several options. I would be very surprised if the angle you are looking for is not available.
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Honestly, I have no idea. My best answer and advice is to buy it and try it out, if you're not satisfied then you can return it. So far it's great and has the angle you want, depending how often you use it. It hasn't broken on me yet and I went through 13 cans.
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From what I have been reading, unless you are hunting where you are shooting in steep up or down angles the compensated distance is only a couple of yards different from true horizontal distance. I hunt western pa so either model would work. There is a rebate on the tilt one and maybe all Simmons. B sure to check it out
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No, they are not. I think they are good for about 20 degrees only as indicated also in the prod specs. But, it is possible to have a 45 degrees angle when the mount base is moved around.
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There are two 1.5mm (metric) allen set screws which you can loosen to adjust the camera angle.Note that the claimed 170 degree viewing angle is vastly exaggerated. I estimate it to be about half that, in the horizontal direction. Vertical is less, of course, because of aspect ratio.
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Not sure what you mean by 90 degrees. I have mine mounted flush to a corner wall and it will extend to position for viewing anywhere you sit in the room.
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This mount can swivel a max of 60 degrees. We recommend a single arm articulating mount for a 90 degree installation. Please review our single arm product ASIN B008Z4QPMK. Please note, although this single arm mount can swivel 90 degrees, the swivel angle will be affected by the width of your TV. If the half of the total width of the TV exceeds the distance between the wall and the center of the fully rotated mount (90 degree position) the mount cannot swivel full 90 degrees.
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No it is not. At least not in my box. I don't know why u would only want 90 degrees. The 170 is great. I am still loving this unit. Works great!!
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From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the OLLO system is the easiest, nicest, high quality system out there - especially for swivel arm mounts. From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the... » Read More From Amazon & personal experience: "Although this model is capable of 180º rotation, it has only a 9.5" extension so the degree of rotation in most cases will be less than 180º due to the size of your television."I needed, with the TV flat against the wall, the 9.5 inches offset from the mounting stud because my mounting stud was not centered for the TV. I could not use a double arm type because when flat against the wall it is centered on the mounting stud; no offset. The single swing arm still allows swivel to other parts of the room with a 40 inch TV. I believe the OLLO system is the easiest, nicest, high quality system out there - especially for swivel arm mounts. « Show Less
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I recently purchased the Simply Monitored 807 PKG equipped with BL-3200 cameras. The Simply Monitored web site list the specification of these cameras with a viewing angle: 75.8°.
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I installed two in drawer fronts and the "turn" is 90 degrees only.I hope that helps you friend!
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I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need to purchase the "rack of nozzles" separately. I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need... » Read More I think it's usually 90 degrees, but it can be random like the other poster said. Use the little "adjustment tool" to change the arc to any position between near 0 and near 360 degrees.. I think their term "arc" is a bit misleading, but in this context it means how far it rotates from right to left. The "arc" has nothing to do with how high/low it sprays. You can change the "nozzle" to achieve a different spray pattern. I purchased three of these and they each came with a single (red #7) nozzle installed, with no other nozzles... so I guess you need to purchase the "rack of nozzles" separately. « Show Less
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The viewing angle is fine and is better than 45 degrees from the side. Never has been an issue. I really recommend this one - it is so easy to use. The ones that you have to push minutes by one minute at a time are much more time consuming.