Do you have a link to the stand? I thought they were much more expensive!Bought a monitor arm with the intention of using it to mount an old 19" screen in portrait next to my main screen, I got to this stage before realizing that my graphics card only outputs DVI-D not DVI-I, so no adapters can be used to get the VGA signal needed by the monitor
Refusing to class it as a waste of £20 for the mount, decided to put it on the U2711 instead lol. It now sits much higher (helps me sit correctly) and has freed up a decent amount of desk space
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Controllers are still £32 on Amazon, with a £10 discount on an xbox one game
How did I miss this? Thanks for the heads-up. Ordered.
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Won't give a direct link as it may violate the competitor rules, but the stand is called "MDM11S Single LCD Monitor Desk Mount Bracket Tilt Swivel Arm Rotate Pull-Out" and a quick Google for that should give you the result you need
Gonna spruce up my lounge.
Is that water-based gloss? I've heard that oil-based doesn't stay white very long, and water-based is the way to go to prevent long-term yellowing. I haven't given it a go yet, so can't 100% vouch for it, but it might be worth giving it a go!
Won't give a direct link as it may violate the competitor rules, but the stand is called "MDM11S Single LCD Monitor Desk Mount Bracket Tilt Swivel Arm Rotate Pull-Out" and a quick Google for that should give you the result you need
I got myself a small G clamp to hold base down at back of desk while I was fitting monitor - seemed to keep tipping until got weight evened out.
Different stand to that but same principle.
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A couple of LED Floodlights turned up today that i need for the garden, unfortunately one of the floodlights is broken, the corner has snapped where the front facing screws go making the unit open to the elements, which is a shame, so need to get one replaced or heavily discounted, looks like Royal Mail were a little rough with the parcel in transit
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A couple of LED Floodlights turned up today that i need for the garden, unfortunately one of the floodlights is broken, the corner has snapped where the front facing screws go making the unit open to the elements, which is a shame, so need to get one replaced or heavily discounted, looks like Royal Mail were a little rough with the parcel in transit
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Blimey. Please consider your neighbours when installing it.
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They are only 30w, but will be pointing downwards and not directly at anyone's house, i was a little shocked at their size if i am honest
Well let's hope that your neighbour isn't David Thorne.
Actually, I've taken out the link as it contains a few swear words.
If you don't get the reference though google David Thorne and read Justins Floodlight.
Just read it, he's got such a way with words
Well let's hope that your neighbour isn't David Thorne.
Actually, I've taken out the link as it contains a few swear words.
If you don't get the reference though google David Thorne and read Justins Floodlight.
Hahah funny read, nothing like that will be going on, one of the lights is not garden facing at all, the other light only switched on for 5 mins at a time when needed, these are not lights that are on PIR's (on and off all night), only switched on for a short time and the one garden facing i will make sure will not shine into the house 100m away backing onto my garden, as i wouldn't like lights shining into my house either, im a considerate neighbor.
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