TV wall bracket -- loading on a nog?

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Jaxson

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#692415 27-Sep-2012 19:10

chevrolux: (use a 1mm drill bit to find the edges) to make sure you get full effect of the tek screw.

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#692458 27-Sep-2012 20:04

If it's a 180 degree bracket, don't muck around with half measures.
Return it and get something suitable... that way you can rest easy knowing you won't hear a crash *thud tinkle* in the night...

blair003

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#692462 27-Sep-2012 20:15

(Flip flop...)

I just found a similar looking product (probably made in the same place) that has a larger wall plate made for NZ studs. It's cheaper too, so looks like I will return the jaycar one. Never heard of the website selling it through..

http://www.goodsdirect2u.co.nz/product_info.php?products_id=111

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#692557 28-Sep-2012 00:10

If I was you I would get one of these.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/electronics-photography/tvs/wall-brackets/auction-517085529.htm

He also does $1 reserve auctions, you might get a bargain.

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#693119 28-Sep-2012 19:45

FPR: If I was you I would get one of these.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/electronics-photography/tvs/wall-brackets/auction-517085529.htm

He also does $1 reserve auctions, you might get a bargain.

Never seen a 42" that has a 200x200 vesa mount on it. Always been way more than that.

Richard rich.ms

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