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Old 01-22-2019, 07:44 PM #31
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Thanks for all the replies. Sounds like Ram has the best solutions. Turns out my iPad doesn’t have a GPS, so for now the iPhone will be used for navigational purposes.
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Not an Ipad but this is how my tablet is mounted
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Not an Ipad but this is how my tablet is mounted
Which gooseneck is that? How stable do you find it?
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Which gooseneck is that? How stable do you find it?
I installed it last night so I haven't taken it off road but the few trips around the block it seems relatively stable. If I find I need to stabilize it, I'll figure out a way to secure the aluminium rod to the center kick panel.

Heres a link to amazon but I was lucky enough to find one on ebay for $25 including the 7-8" tablet X-Grip

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Thanks for all the replies. Sounds like Ram has the best solutions. Turns out my iPad doesn’t have a GPS, so for now the iPhone will be used for navigational purposes.
My Garmin inReach on my windshield in the earlier photo is what I use as my GPS antenna for my iPad. It's also a satellite messaging system that can get me out of a jam if I get into trouble by myself. But there are other antennas out there that can talk to your iPad via Bluetooth as well.

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My Garmin inReach on my windshield in the earlier photo is what I use as my GPS antenna for my iPad. It's also a satellite messaging system that can get me out of a jam if I get into trouble by myself. But there are other antennas out there that can talk to your iPad via Bluetooth as well.

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Interesting...I am getting ready to buy an InReach mini. Sounds like I have some research to do to better understand it's capabilities. What app do you use as a GPS with your iPad?
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Interesting...I am getting ready to buy an InReach mini. Sounds like I have some research to do to better understand it's capabilities. What app do you use as a GPS with your iPad?
Oh, that's perfect. You're all set then. I use Gaia GPS. Took a while but I got the hang of it. It really paid off for an excursion I did near Lake Tahoe where the trail had really changed from the map but I was able to make my way without too much worry and understand the lay of the land.
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Oh, that's perfect. You're all set then. I use Gaia GPS. Took a while but I got the hang of it. It really paid off for an excursion I did near Lake Tahoe where the trail had really changed from the map but I was able to make my way without too much worry and understand the lay of the land.
I've got Gaia aslo. I haven't used it much yet. I have the regular $20 version, not sure if I'll upgrade to the premium $40 one.
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I've got Gaia aslo. I haven't used it much yet. I have the regular $20 version, not sure if I'll upgrade to the premium $40 one.
Yeah, you'll just connect your InReach to your iPad via Bluetooth and Gaia automatically senses the GPS connection. I went ahead and went for the premium version of Gaia last summer because I did this huge trip from Austin to Washington and all the mountains in between, by myself. The extra features were nice to have, but I think I would be fine without them most of the time.
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I used a RAM suction mount and long arm for my iPad mini! Works great, super secure. Long arm is perfect for the 4Runner and short arm is perfect for flying!
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Does that not block some of your view of the road over the hood? If not, I like that spot!
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Does that not block some of your view of the road over the hood? If not, I like that spot!
It doesn't have much of an effect for me personally! I'm pretty tall so it mostly just sits in the area of my vision that the upper dash sits in!
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My Garmin inReach on my windshield in the earlier photo is what I use as my GPS antenna for my iPad. It's also a satellite messaging system that can get me out of a jam if I get into trouble by myself. But there are other antennas out there that can talk to your iPad via Bluetooth as well.

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+1 for this. Garmin InReach connected to iPad. Provides GPS plus emergency call for help.
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Expedition essentials mount. Had multiple ram ball mounts. It does cover the clock but I do t use that clock anyways. Solid and great quality.
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