Has anyone any experience of these 'proclip' in-car tech mounts?
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I was thinking of making something similar myself but not a bad price for something more permanent than a sucker that does not need to be screwed on. I would prefer something that could be removed when leaving the vehicle but these don't seem too obvious to the casual glance.
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Dave M has a really nice solution for that. If you are lucky he will post another photo..........
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[quote name='Davrav' post='869662' date='Mar 22 2009, 06:11 PM']Has anyone any experience of these 'proclip' in-car tech mounts?
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I was thinking of making something similar myself but not a bad price for something more permanent than a sucker that does not need to be screwed on. I would prefer something that could be removed when leaving the vehicle but these don't seem too obvious to the casual glance.[/quote]
Had a pro clip mount in my RAV when I had a Nokia phone kit installed.... They are good and saves drilling the dash etc....
Member Hoovie has a good array of mounts in his Millennium Falcon RAV
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I was thinking of making something similar myself but not a bad price for something more permanent than a sucker that does not need to be screwed on. I would prefer something that could be removed when leaving the vehicle but these don't seem too obvious to the casual glance.[/quote]
Had a pro clip mount in my RAV when I had a Nokia phone kit installed.... They are good and saves drilling the dash etc....
Member Hoovie has a good array of mounts in his Millennium Falcon RAV
That's brilliant guys - plenty of food for thought there.
David
David
Hi I have the Brodit mount (angle mount)on my 4.3 and it seems a really good design, very easy to fit.
[quote name='chatman' post='869701' date='Mar 22 2009, 07:16 PM'][quote name='Davrav' post='869662' date='Mar 22 2009, 06:11 PM']Has anyone any experience of these 'proclip' in-car tech mounts?
[url="http://www.dsldevelopments.com/brodit/resultsproclip.asp"]http://www.dsldevelopments.com/brodit/resultsproclip.asp[/url]
I was thinking of making something similar myself but not a bad price for something more permanent than a sucker that does not need to be screwed on. I would prefer something that could be removed when leaving the vehicle but these don't seem too obvious to the casual glance.[/quote]
Had a pro clip mount in my RAV when I had a Nokia phone kit installed.... They are good and saves drilling the dash etc....
[b]Member Hoovie has a good array of mounts in his Millennium Falcon RAV[/b]
[/quote]
Not any more - everything on the one head unit now
Of the two regular ones, the Brodit ProClip is the easiest to fit, but I think the Dashmount is probably better and of the two is the one I would buy again if need be.
[url="http://www.dsldevelopments.com/brodit/resultsproclip.asp"]http://www.dsldevelopments.com/brodit/resultsproclip.asp[/url]
I was thinking of making something similar myself but not a bad price for something more permanent than a sucker that does not need to be screwed on. I would prefer something that could be removed when leaving the vehicle but these don't seem too obvious to the casual glance.[/quote]
Had a pro clip mount in my RAV when I had a Nokia phone kit installed.... They are good and saves drilling the dash etc....
[b]Member Hoovie has a good array of mounts in his Millennium Falcon RAV[/b]
[/quote]
Not any more - everything on the one head unit now
Of the two regular ones, the Brodit ProClip is the easiest to fit, but I think the Dashmount is probably better and of the two is the one I would buy again if need be.
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