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john smith wrote:
The most solid mount is the yoke mount, it remains firmly attached during the roughest of rides. The yoke mount hits my leg. The best mounts I've seen are Ram mounts. My current installation has the Ram mount clamped to a support brace, holding the GPS slightly above the glareshield at the far left side of the panel. |
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B A R R Y wrote: john smith wrote: The most solid mount is the yoke mount, it remains firmly attached during the roughest of rides. The yoke mount hits my leg. The best mounts I've seen are Ram mounts. My current installation has the Ram mount clamped to a support brace, holding the GPS slightly above the glareshield at the far left side of the panel. Check out these mounts. I have one in my Bo. Absolute top of the line quality. http://www.angerole.com/ |
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Check out these mounts. I have one in my Bo. Absolute top of the line
quality. http://www.angerole.com/ I saw this one on eBay - looks solid (if you have a spare instrument hole). http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Garmi...QQcmdZViewItem David Johnson |
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"Newps" wrote Check out these mounts. I have one in my Bo. Absolute top of the line quality. http://www.angerole.com/ It seems as many of their models end up covering a good bit of real estate on the panel, and making some instruments virtually disappear behind them. Do you find this to be a problem? -- Jim in NC |
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On my Bo not at all as it sits just on top of the swing over yoke. On a
cessna it might but that's going to be a problem with whatever yoke mount you choose. Morgans wrote: "Newps" wrote Check out these mounts. I have one in my Bo. Absolute top of the line quality. http://www.angerole.com/ It seems as many of their models end up covering a good bit of real estate on the panel, and making some instruments virtually disappear behind them. Do you find this to be a problem? |
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On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 14:39:18 GMT, B A R R Y
wrote: john smith wrote: The most solid mount is the yoke mount, it remains firmly attached during the roughest of rides. The yoke mount hits my leg. The best mounts I've seen are Ram mounts. My current installation has the Ram mount clamped to a support brace, holding the GPS slightly above the glareshield at the far left side of the panel. There's quite the assortment of Ram mounts at http://www.e-mount.com/page_results.php?uid=723 The new one that clamps to the glareshield looks interesting. |
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