Graham, Just did the calculation you describe and I concur with your result of the 75kg out of plane load on the plaster board due to the moment induced by the BL3500. I was concerned about this initially, but the fact that the posts above indicate no issues have occurred gives me confidence. In addition, the 75kg load gives you an applied compressive

Thanks again everyone for all your replies - I really appreciate the advice. @Peter - I've used those Ramset wall anchors before in other applications, and they're a pretty good product, though not for anything as heavy as a BL3500. As you say, they're rated to 10kg each, so with three that should easily take care of it. The house itself

Hi Peter, Thanks for the tips - much appreciated. When I got the BL3500 home last weekend I did exactly what you suggested.... I had some spare ML cable, so plugged that and the power cable in, fiddled with the plastic cover and held the wall mount bracket in position just to see how it would all come together. It's a tight fit, but with yours and

I've gone down the same path as TWG - Beo5 and Lintronic 238 - and would echo his sentiments 100%. With these two pieces of kit and their accompanying software (i.e. Beo5 config tool and Lintronic Configurator tool), you can control just about anything that responds to IR directly. You can do this in almost any way that you like - using macros,

Keith and Daniel, Thanks so much for your replies. And great photo, Keith - that really helps explain what was in my mind. I would prefer to attach to a wall stud, but was trying to figure out how to run the cables out centrally, either around each side of the stud, or through some form of cut-out in the stud. Rather than do this, what I might do is

Hi everyone, Am planning on wall mounting a new BL3500. Going through the instructions in the manual, the method is pretty straight forward, but was just wondering if people had any tips or pointers from previous experience that will help when installing into a plasterboard wall. Things like: 1. Can you use something like a Ramset wall-mate plasterboard

3 x Beocom 2's sans chargers and base? Perhaps they fell off the back of her "friend's" truck?

Welcome Julliuz, There are several ways of achieving what you want - IR control of 3rd party devices with the Beo5. But if you want to do it all yourself, firstly you will need the Beo5 Configuration Tool (it's generally not available from dealers, but it may be downloaded - check other threads for links to the tool). I recommend downloading the

Maxx, I've created an XML file for my Pioneer C509A plasma for my Beo5, which might work with your TV. Let me know if you'd like try it out. I used a Lintronic box to capture the IR commands and then the Lintronic software to generate the XML file. I also had a little assistance from Keith to sort out some issues with respect to carrier frequency

David, Personally, I would highly recommend the Beo5. I use it to control a mixed product setup - BS3200/BL6000's for audio and sound from TV, Pioneer plasma for vision and LG DVD player (hidden away and using a Lintronic box for IR control). Obvious benefit for me is that I only require a single remote to control everything, i.e. the Beo5 acts