Lets see your cell phone holder setup
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Here is my setup Left to right old cellphone I use as a temp gauge/engine monitor, GPS with Bluetooth, GPS for my VHF radio, head for the GPS radio is below the hand held
GPS. My actual cellphone is usually in it's case on the passenger seat, it works fine through the Garmin Bluetooth for phone calls. In six years both in my old R50 Pathfinder and the Disco those suction cup mounts have never fallen off or given me any grief, all though the driving GPS mount is stating to give up the ghost after 5 years.
GPS. My actual cellphone is usually in it's case on the passenger seat, it works fine through the Garmin Bluetooth for phone calls. In six years both in my old R50 Pathfinder and the Disco those suction cup mounts have never fallen off or given me any grief, all though the driving GPS mount is stating to give up the ghost after 5 years.
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Lots of great phone mounts so far. The search continues.
Last edited by MrHSE7; 09-10-2018 at 04:52 PM.
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The iOttie is not an adhesive but rather a sticky gel and that adheres a base plate to the dash, to which you then mount with suction cup part of the device. It can be removed and remounted ,but I have the same mount in 3 different cars and the extreme heat has not been an issue with it. Of course you can always mount the device using just the suction cup straight to the windshield too. I am not trying to sell you on this one, just giving you my experience with it and it has been great all around.
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