Re: WG-D9200 dimensions?

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Posted by Dan G. on 30, 2001 at 3:25 PM:

In Reply to: WG-D9200 dimensions? posted by BigBob on 30, 2001 at 1:19 PM:

I am using this monitor in my custom Gauntlet-esque cabinet as well.

I made mine 26" wide(inside width) and it fits with room to spare.

25" wide would probably even fit well, but I actually had to make a little room for the bezel. :)

I dont have the exact specs here, but My CAD diagrams say the front of the monitor is about 24" wide and the 20" high(including room the the mounting hardware).

SEE:
http://www.wellsgardner.com/wellsgardner/itm_img/D9200_cat.jpg

Note from the picture that the bottom of monitor does not sit flat at the bottom, but has an angle.

I mounted the whole thing to a Palette (a 26" by 21" board w/ 2x4s underneath to form a box).

I doubt this web site will do ASCII art right, so you may have to paste this into notepad for it to make sense, but Ill give it a shot...

======================== <- board
|| ||
|| || <- 2x4 frame on all 4 sides

As a simple way to mount this into my cabinet, I just ran 2 bolts through both cabinet side panels, and through the 2x4s. This also makes it nicer to take the cabinet apart and transport it.

If you have MS Visio, I can send you my detailed specs.

Remove "_no_spam_thanks" from my email address if you want to email me.

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Re: WG-D9200 dimensions? Stephen in NY 4/03/2001 (0)
Thanks. Anyone aware of similar monitors in a 25in. flavor?[NT] BigBob 3/30/2001 (1)
- I think they come in vanilla only. (hehe, j/k) AD 3/30/2001 (0)

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: I am using this monitor in my custom Gauntlet-esque cabinet as well. : I made mine 26" wide(inside width) and it fits with room to spare. : 25" wide would probably even fit well, but I actually had to make a little room for the bezel. :) : : I dont have the exact specs here, but My CAD diagrams say the front of the monitor is about 24" wide and the 20" high(including room the the mounting hardware). : SEE: : http://www.wellsgardner.com/wellsgardner/itm_img/D9200_cat.jpg : Note from the picture that the bottom of monitor does not sit flat at the bottom, but has an angle. : I mounted the whole thing to a Palette (a 26" by 21" board w/ 2x4s underneath to form a box). : I doubt this web site will do ASCII art right, so you may have to paste this into notepad for it to make sense, but Ill give it a shot... : ======================== <- board : || || : || || <- 2x4 frame on all 4 sides : As a simple way to mount this into my cabinet, I just ran 2 bolts through both cabinet side panels, and through the 2x4s. This also makes it nicer to take the cabinet apart and transport it. : : If you have MS Visio, I can send you my detailed specs. : Remove "_no_spam_thanks" from my email address if you want to email me.

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