Portable GPS mount

[rick bell]

they make one that is a pedestal and the base attaches to the co-pilot seat rails. the gps attachment is just like a knee-pad and sits between the seats. i used one for years and is
great. can't remember what the cost is maybe 125.00 +- (but worth it), gave mine away after gps was panel mounted

[Roger]

I made my own bracket which I velcro to the top of the glare shield. I used the clip from the yoke mount that came with the GPS to attach to my bracket. I also made a bracket to move my compass off the glare shield, and it hangs from the OAT. Permanent antenna installed on the roof, with wire running up through the trim on the windshild center. You can see a pic of it from the front on the post of my metal panel. If you need better pics let me know .

[WebMaster]

Can you resize the pictures, please.
When I went to check my email today I got a note saying the message board was running out of space. I couldn't figure out what happened, until I saw this post. Each of your pictures is almost 2 MB. On the other thread, you have another 2 MB picture.

Thank You.

[hharney]

Thanks for the responses. No room on the panel for the 496 so that was why I questioned the options. I might try the G-Force and see if it works on the pilot side. The other option I am looking at is mounting a Air Gizmo on the co-pilot side to shift the 496 to that side when desired. I think I have room just above the glove box where an old DME was. I would be able to give the co-pilot there own nav when needed. If I am flying and using it on my side then use the standard mount or a G-Force.

[aldoradave]

I have a stock Garmin 696 with its factory mount and it works perfectly on the yoke of my 73 P337.

Dave Dillehay N84E