Meyer Sound 600-HP - Manual (Page 32)

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CHAPTER 7
Whether you’re deploying or striking an array, the MCF-
MICA can temporarily support its weight — making it easy
to assemble or disassemble the array in stacks of up to
three 600-HPs.
Figure 7.12. 600-HPs on the MCF-MICA caster frame
CAUTION: Do not exceed three 600-HP sub-
woofers high to avoid tipping over the stack.
CAUTION: Avoid moving the 600-HP stack in
the front-to-back direction of the subwoofers
(the long side); always move the stack sideways to
avoid tipping it over.
MG-MICA REAR LINK
Maximum Downtilt
MG-MICA
MG-MICA REAR LINK
Maximum Uptilt MG-MICA FRONT LINK
Maximum Uptilt Stowed Position Stowed Position MG-MICA FRONT LINK
Maximum Downtilt
MICA / 600-HP REAR LINK Ground-Stacked Position
FRONT
MICA / 600-HP FRONT LINK Ground-Stacked Position
1. Always use two quick release pins on each MG-MICA link.
2. DO NOT use ground-stack holes for flying points. SAFETY WARNINGS!
Figure 7.13. The 600-HP stack should only be moved sideways when being
transported on the MCF-MICA caster frame
In order to transport stacks of 600-HP subwoofers as safely
as possible, the MCF-MICA has two positions — one for
the 600-HP and one for MICA. The 600-HP position allows
the stack to have its center of gravity as close as possible
to the center of the caster frame.
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Figure 7.14. 600-HP and MICA positions on the MCF-MICA