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Mounting 396
On Aug 15, 9:46 am, Jonathan Goodish wrote:
In article .com, Paul kgyy wrote: I have received the Garmin GPSMAP 396 that I ordered at OSH and am now trying to figure out how to mount it securely in the airplane (Piper Other opinions/ideas? When I used AnywhereMap, I had the PDA on a suction cup mount, positioned on the left-hand front window. It was positioned so that the PDA appeared just below the glare shield. It worked well, but mainly because I could remove the PDA from the mount for data entry. Unfortunately, the 396 can't be removed from the mount as quickly or easily, which would require operating the unit with my left hand, or reaching across with my right hand. Not an ideal situation. For the 396, I've elected to keep it on a yoke mount. I believe that there are some advantages to the yoke mount, with one being easy of use and easy visibility. If you elect to try the suction cup mount, I highly recommend the G-Force mount available hehttp://www.propellerheadpilot.com/ I left it on almost continuously, and it NEVER came loose on its own. JKG I COMPLETELY AGREE .. . this is by far the best option! |
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