Meyer Sound 600-HP - Manual (Page 33)

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CHAPTER 7
CAUTION: Avoid using the 600-HP front or
rear link in the extended position (+3 in front
and any setting other than 0 in the rear) when trans-
porting the subwoofers on the MCF-MICA to avoid
tipping over the stack.
TIP: The MG-MICA grid can travel installed
on top of a 600-HP subwoofer stack.
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 7.16. The MG-MICA grid can be installed on top of a 600-HP
ground-stack for transport
The MCF-MICA also allows 600-HP subwoofers to be sup-
ported in a ground-stacked configuration.
CAUTION: When using the MCF-MICA cast-
er frame to ground-stack 600-HP subwoof-
ers, make sure all four caster wheels are blocked to
prevent the stack from rolling away.
MDB-600 DOLLY BOARD
The MDB-600 dolly board is the alternative to transports up
to three 600-HP when not fitted with the MRF-600 rigging
frame. The MDB-600 dolly board is easy to use making it
easy to transport subwoofers in blocks of up to three 600-
HP subwoofers.
Figure 7.16. MDB-600 dolly board
CAUTION: Do not exceed three 600-HP
subwoofers high on a block to avoid tipping
over the stack.