Transporting a big monitor...

tigerbait

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I have my new 19" monitor, and I need to bring it to school, which is an hour away. The box cannot fit in my car, so I'm going to have to just put the monitor on the car seat. What is the best way to secure/protect the monitor during the drive?

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PCResources

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The seat belt and some stuffing...

Actually, i do this all the time, i have even been involved in a car crash and the monitor was ok...

Patrick
 

zmatrix

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I would make sure that the monitor glass is facing the seat so that the glass portion is protected. Then I would use a seatbelt and some more stuffing as Patrick recommended.
 

Farbio

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just hope you weren't driving that porsche at the time patrick:)

and on topic, i just brought a monitor up from home and secured it in the front seat w/out any problems for a 4 hour car ride, its perfectly fine
 

Viper GTS

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If you're really concerned about it...

1) Cover the glass with bubble wrap, then tape cardboard over that.
2) Lay it face down on the seat, wrap a blanket around it, & buckle it in.
3) Proceed as normal.

They really aren't that hard to transport.

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PCResources

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<< just hope you weren't driving that porsche at the time patrick >>



Nope, i was driving my Audi... i would not put a monitor in my Porsche, it might damage the seat... ;-)

Patrick
 

iamwiz82

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I put mine on the floor in the back and then push back the seat as far as it will go, to support the monitor. This has gotten my 19&quot; to and from school a few times, and when i moved.