RAM-B-316-1-AP8: RAM POD I Universal No-Drill Vehicle Mount for iPad
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RAM POD I, universal No-Drill� vehicle mount, for the Apple iPad. The base of the mount clamps to your seat rail without any drilling necessary. Connected to the base is a 18" rigid flexible rod that can be bent to position your device to it's optimum viewing location. The RAM POD I will hold everything you need safely and securely. Top to learn more
Excellent Solution with a couple of tweaks
I bought this holder so I would have a place to mount my iPad in my new Audi A4. The first thing I noticed when I got the package is that the support arm is solid aluminum and needs to be bent to shape. This is a difficult thing to do (but not impossible) without a vice (so be forewarned). The second problem, is the base is supposed to be secured using a bolt from the seat railing. Well the A4 doesn't have any bolts in the seat railing and there was no way I was going to drill a hole in the floor board of my new $45,000 car. What I did instead was to slide the baseplate between the seat railing of my passenger seat and the hump that it meshes up against. I then used a piece of metal as a shim to tighten the fit and a plastic clip to hold everything in place. This allowed me to install the mount without making any permanent modifications to my car. The only other challenge was to better secure the mount higher up where the weight of the iPad would sit. Another reviewer mentioned that...
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Exactly what was needed for 2003 Honda Accord
So, you're probably thinking, why do I need an iPad in my car?Here is the answer: Because it's cool.I use it as a 9.7" GPS with Navigon, and it is nice to have a screen that I don't have to squint to read, since I'm getting up there in years, and the iPhone really didn't work too well hanging from the windshield. The other factor is there are windshield mounts available, but with the size car, blocking the field of view seems to be an bad option as well.This looked to be the best way to have an iPad mount in the car, and it sits below the windshield, out of the passenger's way as well. By the way, I have it in the landscape position, rather than the portrait shown in the picture; the mounting hardware allows either and is self-explanatory.It looks and feels like the people that made it cared about the design; the pieces are strong, well made, and appear to be build for lasting a long time (I don't anticipate any broken plastic). It also...
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