How does it mount? Do you have to cut a rectangular hole in the dash or can it be surface mounted? I could probably make a under dash bracket
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I mounted mine with some super heavy duty Velcro, the adhesive was already on the strips. It worked great!
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I cut a hole in the dash and just pushed it in. I set the temp on the buttons and hid them in the hole too.
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it won't mount unless you cut two slits in the rear plate with a grinder for the bracket to fit through. I took that option instead of returning it.
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Hello Peter.Assuming the product you got is OK, then it fits very tightly to the dash board. There is a clips you need to open 1st, i assume you did that. 2nd apply some water on the sucking cup and clean the dashboard area. now close the clips. It should hold very tight. This product is excelent, and you should not have any problems with it.
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Yes...To Both Questions. But Dash Mount Is A Sticky Mount. It Also Comes With A Suction Cup Mount For Windshield. That'sThe Mount I Use And It WorkS Great.
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It has been a while since I mounted mine but yes, there are actually two ways to mount. There is an included flange, plate or whatever you want to call it, that can be inset into a dash, or some other type of surface. In my case, I did not use that and mounted it directly to the swivel-base. I want to say it had a 1/4"-20 screw fitting (like a camera) and there was a screw in the base that fit it just fine. So I was able to mount it to the base.Hope that helps
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I did not suggest the mount can go to the dash I said the windshield, I have not tried the dash because my Radar detector needs to be up high so I can get 360 degree coverage. But it may work because it haled on by socks ion
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yea it has mounting brackets for mounting under dash, or just about anywhere you want.
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You have a couple of choices. There is a side mount or you can make a simple hole with a drill (just enough to allow a screw to pass). And that's it! Simple. It works great and it looks good. Had it for 6 months and still love it.
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It depends on where you mount the device. I mounted on the face of the dashboard and it works great. The whole idea with the sticky pad is so it gives you versatility mounting positions.
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It is a single-DIN system; so I'm going with 'yes'. All you should need is the appropriate dash kit to mount it properly. If you're replacing a single-DIN system, you may be able to simply swap them out (Not that I'm an expert. I suggest spending some time on YouTube for tutorials). If you're replacing a double-DIN system, like I did, you'll need a kit that accommodates this. I now have a handy in-dash cubby hole thanks to mine.
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I don't think it would stick to a patterned dash. It does mount on the window really well, though. I use it for flying and have been through quite some turbulence without my ipad falling off.
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It can be removed from the dash, but you'll have to clean off the sticky part before you mount it again. We've done it a few times.
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Mine came with an adhesive disc that the suction cup attached to so you could mount it to the dash, as well as a lengthy cable that snaps in place on the bracket securely. It's nice.
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I used it on my boat, Gives off a decent reflection . don't know how you would mount it because no bracket or holes to screw down. I glued mine in place
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It'll mount to a dash but you have to drill holes to keep it secure. A handlebar mount would be easier and hold just as much weight.
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Yes, I actually have it mounted to my dash, but you have to buy a gel dash pad, or sticky pad (this one has adhesive) so the base will have something to grip.
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I didn't flush mount mine. I did a surface mount so I'm not sure of the hole size