HP1 RAM Windshield Mount

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JamesO

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Going to be making some longer road trips in August, so thought I should get a mount for my HP1 as I plan on taking this and using the GPS with it. I have about 30 hours of driving over 8 different states.

So I decided to get a RAM windshield mount for my truck and HP1 bracket.

I can say this RAM mount is a BEAST. Well built, easy to get on and off and will lock down solidly.

This is because I have not had time to remove mount my 996XT and remote head in the truck yet, so this is a quick and easy way to mount my HP1 so it is easy to see, lock out or hold on a Talkgroup and to remove and put away when I park. Much easier and better than laying the thing down low on the console.

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DaveIN

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+1 on this. Rugged, well made. Doesn't fall off when just crossing a rough railroad crossing. :eek:
 

Jay911

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I used this for years in various vehicles before switching to my pickup truck and building a Proclip mount for it. I still use it from time to time when I get a rental when traveling.

I have had it fall off the windshield once or twice in rare, specific situations: If the windshield is in direct sunlight and the car's interior heats up substantially, it's possible that it will eventually lose grip. I don't know if that was unique to my setup or if it would happen with other folks (maybe my mount's suction cup was damaged).
 

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I have the same suction cup and have used it for various devices, although rarely a HP1. I used it for a long time mounted to the rear window of an SUV holding a Garmin GPS 60. It was powered by the rear cig. plug and a long lead to the front to support the HP1 GPS feature. I have had them fall a few times, usually on a severe curved window.
 
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