Ron and p400,
Are legs of your stands solid or hollow? I believe most reproductions are solid. I got mine fron Norvil and it's too heavy in my opinion.
Ron and p400,
Are legs of your stands solid or hollow? I believe most reproductions are solid. I got mine fron Norvil and it's too heavy in my opinion.
The prop stand legs are solid cast steel with the foot being a separate casting with a hollow in the center. The foot is welded or brazed to the leg. Many of the reproductions have the leg and foot cast as one solid part.
Norvil p/n 067719A and pictured at their site. It's probably the 6.2" version. Sorry, I can't tell you the weight as the stand is buried somewhere in my stash.
I haven't tried it. AN tells me the length is approx. 195mm from flat foot to pivot hole. After some creative photographic assesments I derived at an equivalent length of the orinal stand: (A) + footing = 6.5" + 41 mm = 206 mm.
Thus, this stand is definately too short for a P11/P11A. The footing also seems unsuitable for parking outside the tarmac. P11A Ranger and P11 Ranger didn't have this kind of footing, did they?
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