iPad Mini in a Skycatcher

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It was a nice setup, if one can avoid being distracted.

The single suction cup worked well mainly, I think, because the RAM arm was supported by the glare shield.

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FastEddieB wrote:It was a nice setup, if one can avoid being distracted.

The single suction cup worked well mainly, I think, because the RAM arm was supported by the glare shield.

More to follow - just got home after wrapping up an extensive annual on the Sky Arrow.
Very interesting! Thanks -- that's where I was thinking of mounting mine but I thought I'd have to fabricate a custom aluminum mount. I'm curious -- has this stood up to being parked in a hot summer sun or flown on a hot day into the sun? That's where my Garmin 495 with suction cup RAM mount always came off and it was supported by the glare shield.
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