Hello, J Messeder. On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 21:42:14 -0400 you said:
> I use the RAM mount system. There are several options for mounts, bases, > etc. And when I was GPS shopping I went to gpscity.com -- I was never > unhappy with their service -- especially when I needed a new copy of the > software. RAM is actually over-engineered for my use. And I don't think I found a mount from them that did not involve drilling holes in my dash. If I were mounting this on a motorcycle or boat, I'd get a RAM without even thinking about thinking twice. I found gpscity by googling "gps mount" and one of their mounts is going to be my fall-back option if ProClip can't help. My first choice is to mount the GPS below the top of my dash, like this: http://preview.tinyurl.com/2j3qmc Oh damn... I just realized that mount blocks my clock setting buttons. Oh well. Not a complete loss, maybe I'll get a 680-specific holder and get rid of the vice holder I'm currently using for my Treo. -- Jeffrey Kaplan www.gordol.org The from userid is killfiled Send personal mail to gordol "I suppose there'll be a war now, hmm? All that running around and shooting one another. You would have thought sooner or later it would go out of fashion." (Amb. Mollari, B5 "The Gathering")
