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A short piece of aluminium bar with a right angle bend, two holes drilled, and a disk of perspex with the mounting screw sealed with silicon sealant, gives an ideal mount from the string bag peg in the passenger footwell. About 15 minutes work!
I mount my TomTom 710 on it. There is no vibration, it does not obstruct my vision, and it is less visible to prying eyes. You do not need to have it in your line of sight, as you can navigate on the spoken instructions alone.
I get over four hours of use from the internal battery, but if I need to plug any accessory cables in they tuck neatly down the side of the passenger seat.
Originally Posted by dennohue,Feb 10 2008, 09:58 PM
A short piece of aluminium bar with a right angle bend, two holes drilled, and a disk of perspex with the mounting screw sealed with silicon sealant, gives an ideal mount from the string bag peg in the passenger footwell. About 15 minutes work!
Thats a real nice tidy kit, you should make them as i'm sure you'd sell a shed load of them on here
Fantastic bit of ingenuity however still looking downwards though, I don't see any difference between that and the brodit one ... PS you don't bang your leg on the brodit, it is so close to the center console it is flush. I have a pic of it in situ, will go find it to show ...