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 mounting a vp150
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recently had our vp100 on top of the ent. center, which was just okay. last week our new vp150 arrived, and i stupidly asked you know who if she would like it mounted to the underside of the top of the ec, and you know her reply. i was thinking of using 90 degree book shelf brackets so the screw holes would be on the back of the vp150, and nuts & bolts thru the top of the ec. has anyone mounted theirs in a similar fashion, or used something better, and easier? any tips appreciated.
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dan
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Re: mounting a vp150
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http://www.btech-usa.com/bt15.html
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Re: mounting a vp150
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shareholder in the making
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Let that be a lesson to you. Never suggest a home improvement to your SO unless you're prepared to see it through. 
This one does sound like it will be aesthetically pleasing when finished, though.
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Re: mounting a vp150
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called pinpoint who told me they have no holes in the brackets, but drilling is no problem. as pictured in the graphic, i would need to mount upside down. he said they were L brackets. i'll hit hardware stores too.
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dan
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