Pair the Mini Delta Monitor Plate from SHAPE with its separately available base to provide a convenient quick release system for your onboard monitor. This component features anti-twist pins that can be positioned at the front or back of the monitor to keep it securely fastened.

A channel enables the plate's captive 1/4"-20 screw to slide up to 0.9" to accommodate monitors of different widths. Mount the complete system onto a magic arm to create a versatile onboard monitor support.

Mini Delta Monitor Plate    Mini Quick Release Lock Station    Mount on Separately Available Magic Arm    CNC-Machined Aluminum

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are the two sections of arm telescoping?

A: Unfortunately, the arm sections are fixed to one length.

Q: 2. Will this REALLY hold 6.6 lbs. if it is extended all the way out horizontally 20" with the weight at the end?

A: Yes the load capacity would be based on the full extension of the arm, so it is capable of holding up to 6.6 lbs.

Q: 3. All my other camera supports are Arca Swiss. Can I change this out to support that plate?

A: The clamp on the Manfrotto 143RC Quick Release Magic Arm with Super Clamp Kit is attached via a 1/4 thread. An Arca Swiss style clamp that works with a 1/4 female thread should work with it.

Q: 4. Manfrotto 143 vs 244? Pros/Cons of each?

A: The Manfrotto 244N has a variable friction control, so you can essentially loosen on portion of the arm while the other remains tight. If you do not need that sort of control, the 143N would have a single locking lever that loosens all the joints equally.

Q: 5. I'm getting a lot of cracking / creaking noise when tightening the knob. Is this normal?

A: You need to re-lube the tightening mechanism with a small amount of grease.

Q: 6. would this work on a glidecam?

A: Yes, this can be used on the top plate of a Glidecam stabilizer.

Q: 7. how long is the arm at full extension?

A: Fully assembled clamped to table.....vertical distance from table top to top of camera mount surface.......21.5

Q: 8. I have a glidecam hd2000, how do I install the adapter to the glidecam plate? Are there certain screws that I have to buy? The one screw it comes with is to large for the holes in the glidecam plate

A: I would opt for using the screws that come with the Glidecam. This product will have compatible mounting holes on the bottom to attach.

Q: 9. How do you attach the magic arm to the Manfrotto tripod?

A: Depending on how much weight you need to hold, each stud has a tap. One is 3/8 and the other is 1/4 -20. All tripods have either a 3/8' orr 1/4 screw.

Q: 10. Weight capacity. How heavy of a camera is this arm rated to hold?

A: Not sure what the official specs are but we support a Thermography camera and motorized pan/tilt mechanism from it. The combination weighs about 5 pounds. The closer the arm is to the wall the stronger it will be, and of course the more horizontal extension used it won't support as much. The lock knob can be cranked down pretty tight, and the arm and wall plate are very solid (typical for Manfrotto).