[rollei_list] Re: Jan Decher...Projector Stand
- From: "Maurice M. Greeson" <maurice@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: rollei_list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 25 Mar 2010 10:59:01 -0600
Hi Jan,
Perhaps the Da-Lite 203 stand is what you are looking for. Here is a short
description: The Project-O-Stand Model 203 with telescoping aluminum legs IS
the ultimate in portability, durability and versatility. A non-skid platform
supports up to 125 lbs. with legs completely extended. Platform's height is
adjustable from 32" to 56". The stand's removable legs clamp to back of
platform. The Project-O-Stand can be used for projectors, speakers, audio
visual or multi-media components. Here is a link to the big NYC dealer and I
am sure there are plenty of other dealers that sell these. I these to be much
more stable than the $40.00 stands with the folding legs and thin metal top.
http://tinyurl.com/yl68s5m This stand was also made in the past by Welt
Safe-Lock and had a nicer cast aluminum top.
The only other stand I have seen that was portable and heavier duty was the
German made Karba, which was about 4 time heavier and 5 times as expensive..
Maurice
On Mar 25, 2010, at 8:36 AM, Jan Decher wrote:
> I strongly advice you against using the original case as a projection stand,
> if it is the same case I have (looks like it from your pix). The P11 needs
> something much more soldid to stand on. I put mine on a heavy Bogen tripod
> with a Schiansky projection plate attached to it once. It took a tumble when
> it was knocked against.
>
> I am still looking for one of those classic projection tables where the four
> legs collapse and fold away underneath for transport. Can't remember the
> brand right now. One of my books suggest you can even use them to construct
> a mini-blind for willdife shooting.
>
>
> Jan
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