How does it mount to the dash, suction cup?
1103221
Yes by suction cup, but this is not the normal suction cup found on other holders. This suction part has a rubber adhesive ring on it to hold it in place on any surface. It's not a permanent ring so you can move it, but once in place it wont fall off. Pull the lever down to suck the air out for a complete seal. Other suction cups only works on window or they give you a plastic circle to put on your dash. The Dash Crab does not come with a plastic circle.
1103222
It has a suction cup mount. I have a fairly smooth dash so it mounts fine. I do not know how well it would mount to a dash that is textured, though. BTW, The angle is also perfect for window mounting as well (turned upside down).
1103223
You can find the video clip at youtube search for "dash crab duet"Thank you
1103224
Well the mount has a sticky suction so is reusable and has a latch to compress the air to keep the suction to dashboard together
335743
The suction cup is pliable and a little sticky. I think it may sick to a slightly textured surface. My dash is very slightly textured and mat. I hope I've helped.
104381
yea it has mounting brackets for mounting under dash, or just about anywhere you want.
333701
It's about 3 1/2", just a bit larger than the suction cup on the mount itself. For what it's worth, I'm very happy with it but I did have to use the disc. The suction cup alone didn't cut it for me.
1225738
Yes, it came with windshield suction cups and Velcro for dash mount. You may want to get the cord to wire it directly, this keeps that spiral cord out of your sight.
190523
You can mount it in the dash by using the template and cutting a hole in the dash. The unit will be held in by four screws. Or, you can purchase the additional gimble mount and attach it wherever.
1813399
Hello Martha,It is mounted with a wall mount bracketthat can either be mounted with screws or a suction cup. Hope this helps!Zoe Industries
601470
It does come with a suction cup mount. However, I bought the housing which fit perfectly on my Ford F150 and the housing matched my dash color. It looks like it was built with the vehicle.
307592
Keep in mind that you probably won't need a disk to mount this item properly to your dash. The suction cup has a tacky, reusable adhesive that allows it to stick to the majority of dash surfaces. I have it mounted to the FRONT of my dash so that the arm is parallel to the floor and it stays in place without any problems. Buy a mounting disk if you want but I think you'll find that you can do without it.
1729821
Honestly I cant remember. I . Hav mine on my dash cuz in some states its illegal to have it or anything else on the windshield. Make sure u can before u attach it. And the little.suction cups for the windshield let go sometimes and it will fall. Hope this helps.
976393
It uses a suction cup. If your dash is smooth enough it would probably work know. I don't remember if it came with one of those sticky base plates or not.
1314898
That's what it is - you can mount to window or dash. It clips off the suction cup so that the cup stays in place and you can take the device with you.
77828
My dash is textured and it sticks with no problem. The suction cup is a gel-like material.
2006547
The last section is a ball that's screwed onto the suction cup base. It's not really compatible with anything else other than this specific base. Check rammount.com, they have a closeup picture of this specific mount and you can see it in more detai.
1862365
Yeah, it does. It's basically just a sticky suction that you can either mount to the window, or to the top of the dash only because in my state it's illegal to mount things to the windshield.
1282132
There's a little tab that sticks out beyond the edge of the cup. Try to pick that up and slip your finger underneath all the way around to release the suction cup. If you can't get your finger in, try something soft so you don't scratch the dashboard, maybe something like a Q-tip.
1982478
Well, there should be a little plastic thingy somehow attached to your GPS, and that sticks to the glassy area of the dashboard mount, the same way your GPS gets attached to your rear windshield.