GPS mounts

[Shoe]

About to mount a GPS

I had a unit sitting around (Lowrance XOG) and tried to work it out. Not fond of the pedestal mounts (mostly do to vibration)

I took the original mount and burned a slot in both ends for a pipe clamp. That critter will sit center of the between the handlebar mounts and reduce vibration

Seeing the plug is not configured for other units like my phone, camera, ect.. I need to solder something and bring that up through the glove box. The feed to the XOG will be brought up right along with the brake cables on the starboard side.

working on it.....

[Anfield800]

I love a project.

I've been thinking that a 12v cigarette lighter socket is the most convenient and flexible. There's a step by step on here somewhere.

I bought one of these to mount my iphone as I use that as my sat nav;


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Buffalo-Pro-R ... 5d366b9f30

[Shoe]

pretty creative, ain't we...lol

I'll try post some pics for the GPS. Sure it's not waterproof and needs to be removed, but the mount allows that. Now to work on a plug tail! Seems most use 5.4 V. I'd hate to blow up my camera!

[tomtic]

I've tried using the satnav cases that clip on to bike/motorbike handlebars, (similar to the link above) but just can not see through the clear vinyl front because of reflections. It's not too bad in dull cloudy conditions, but on the rare day we get any sunshine I may as well do without.
At the moment I'm using the gps on my Nokia phone - keeping the phone in my jacket pocket, and using voice instructions only. She's got a lovely, soothing voice ...... that I don't really mind if I take a wrong turn ........... !