how can I mount / use this in my car /truck ?
1991600
I happen to be a lefty, so I mounted it on the left door near the 'door open' handle. When I get in my truck, I simply un-holster my carry and move it to the magnet. I can open and close the door and it stays in place. While I'm driving, it's about 4 inches from my hand. I used 2 pan head screws into the hard plastic door panel and it's as snug as it gets. I did not drill a hole first. Pre-drilling will weaken the hold. Just use a ice pick hole starter to index the screw then simply screw it in. For a righty, just find a place that will place the gun in an easy to get to location in case of an emergency. Locate it so you won't cross (sweep) any part of your legs when to have to retrieve it. I also found that if you place it so you can strip it from the magnet by pulling out with the grip such that the muzzle is pushed into the vehicle, it will pop right off. Practice retrieval with an empty gun, and don't leave it in the car when you're not. Think safety.
1991601
It was very simple. I purchased a couple 1 1/4" screws and screwed them in the appointed spot with a power drill. My mount is very secure and has held my gun in very tightly.
1991602
Mine came with 2 self-tapping screws to drill into virtually anyplace you'd prefer to mount it. As an alternate you could epoxy it /or get a stronger magnet to put on the reverse side to keep it in place if you can access behind the panels. If you're not keen on drilling, remember vehicles go down in value regardless, and it could be easily concealed by touch-ups.
1278737
Haven't tried. Ours are all mounted in vehicles. I think Wilson makes a window antenna though that might help.
913658
it is a little wider than a usb plug (about the size of a quarter)I would guess that you would be able to mount it in a panel that is up to 3/4 in thick
1916854
You can probably mount in the engine compartment but I would not mount it anywhere it could be wet a lot. It has to pull air from where it is and you wouldn't want to have it pullin moisture.
1445505
The best option would be to hang a hidden shelf and set the speaker on top of it. You will however, have wires showing. I would not mount anything directly to the speaker.
857479
There is an adhesive disk that you can stick to dash and then use the suction cup mount on it or just use the suction cup on the window if that is legal where you live.
1591924
I think you're supposed to be able to, but I've had trouble getting this to work, and I'm an engineer that's pretty computer savvy. It's under the back seat in my truck right now.
914218
I purchased a dash mount from amazon. Type in car info. And read comments about product is helpful.
1531869
There not really made to mount in a car but they will work since they run off of the same 12V system. I have mine set up in a 5th wheel trailer.
477623
I don't see why not. You could hang it from the rear view mirror or set it on the dash board. Bet it would work well.
1577866
Hey Larry~you sure can, like if you want to use your smartphone's GPS? Works great for that feature. This fits in the "AC vent of your vehicle". Hope this helps in your decision making process ;)
2015908
Well, if you're mounting it to your pickup, I would mount it behind the cab, to the front of a toolbox if you have one. If you use a 90° bracket, you'll have plenty of room.
880337
I mounted mine in the trunk with only the controller on the dash. You'll need another item from Pioneer for the wiring
1910030
i assume your talking about the power plug, this would be very tight it might plug in but the mount would be pressed against the wire which would create an unsafe condition. "Mount Factory" has other styles too one of which should work. good luck my friend !
1944329
You can mount them on your door panels,maybe the side panels of your windshield,next to the speakers if you have room..it's up to you in the location .
1424492
No, it can only be mounted on a level, horizontal surface. It does not appear to work at all in a moving car however.
1776224
You should be able to mount it but u might have to take the bumper off to get to the frame or to a sturdy metal part of the car