Battery plate compatibility and mounting options for Marshall V-LCD70XHB-3GSDI monitor

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The Marshall V-LCD70XHB-3GSDI monitor has V-mount screw holes on the back, not the threaded holes required for Sony NP-970 battery plates
Sony NP-970 battery plates may not be directly compatible with this Marshall monitor model
Alternative mounting solutions include adding dead weight, using velcro, or having a custom steel plate fabricated to match the monitor's hole pattern
Some Marshall monitor variants come with covers over battery plate hole patterns that may not be easily removable

The user did not confirm whether the cover on their specific monitor could be removed or if it concealed different mounting holes
No resolution was reached regarding the exact nature of the cover or alternative mounting method