I want to use this for putting behind the head rest is there a way you can strap this to head rest I don't have monitors in my head rest
450395
No, this is made for replacement of an existing monitor.and yes if you use duct tape and want your car to look like garbage.
450396
There is no way to strap it on. You will need to cut a hole and install in the headrest.
790173
You can see from the photo, that the controller slot will only fit the controller, and the monitor goes in its own dedicated slot. Taking off the monitor is a compromise you have to make. Unless you are packing for a long trip, keeping the monitor attached and carrying the controller/monitor in a separate bag isn't so terrible.
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Not with the equipment provided, Phillippe, but you could probably rig something to strap it there is you wanted. The head (light) piece is curved to sort of fit your head, so not sure how comfortable it would be. The straps are 1 inch wide and it comes with a long cord for the battery pack, so I bet it wouldn't be too hard to rig. Hope this helps.
1578118
I'm looking for some type of kit that when I have the screen swiveled and flat I can mount it to the headrest in my van, I suppose just a piece of velcro strap would work, but would like something that is made for it specifically , but not in the L shape case like you are saying too! thanks cbanks27@yahoo.com
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For your monitor, you can VERY carefully drill some holes into the back but I wouldn't recommend it if you don't know where all the important stuff. My monitor already had holes for mounting. It's kind of weird to not have holes already there...guessing you have an old monitor?
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I haven't tried it. There is a loop on the back of it. You could put something through that I guess. I use it when im sleeping in the front seats of a tractor trailer. My heads against a window with my feet across the passenger seat. I works great for that position
87098
the straps need to be screwed into the back of the monitor/tv.most TV's come with the needed holes,but I looked at the back of my pc monitor(HP) and I don't see any holes.if yours does not have holes either,i would say no,that can't be secued to the monitor.i know of no other straps.
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The long strap fits behind the back of my outback, and it is adjustable. You may be able to hook headrest straps to back strap in effort to keep top up, especially if your dog is an active passenger. My only issue with product is that my dog keeps moving floor part up towards back seat. I plan to problem solve by putting something soft and weighted on floor to hold it down. Otherwise, product is great as my dog is a HUGE shedder! It also helps to keep her in back as she likes to ride with her front paws on middle console. Hope this helps!
1287538
yes, you use one of the straps that would otherwise go around the headrest and connect it to the strap attached to the side of the backrest part of the cover. there should be a diagram in the instructions.
140678
You hand the black strap around the head rest in either the front or back seat. You can adjust the strap to make it longer or shorter. The picture shows how it looks when installed.
1445099
No, unless your monitor can be elevated behind it, you'd need to buy two of these. :-)
728966
If you have a headrest you should be able to attach the top. The bottom Velcro could be difficult though and without it I would worry about a child kicking up the pad and dirtying the seat.
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Is it feasible to have the monitor stored in a bin next to the driver's seat and pull it out only when you need it? Then just set it up on the dash just while you are using it. There are not that many times a week when I really need some thing like this and I don't want it cluttering up the dash.
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I'm sure that with a little creativity you could figure something out for that. But why would you want to? It's designed to mount on top center of the monitor and works quite well from there. As you move from center, it will work, but you will get progressively decreasing performance particularly when looking to the opposite side.
248138
I had the same problem. Easiest solution is to get a styrofoam cup, cut it down into strips and put them between the monitor and mount. This will provide a nice cushion as well a firm mount for the monitor. Hope this helps.
684597
Hmm, I'm not sure that it would since it's designed to loop around the headrests. Unless you can devise another way to secure it, I don't think so (and that might be a pain). You might do better to look for something designed to hook up without headrests.
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I don't see why not -- it hangs around the supports for the headrest. But. There would not be anything to secure the bottom to keep it from swinging away from the seat back. As long as there wasn't anything hard or sharp in it, you should be good to go.