IPad Mount

I was thinking about one of these pillows - on eBay for around $15.00

I use a RAM mount with flexible extension (https://www.camzilla.com.au/buy-ram-mounts-online/ ) that is securely bolted to the floor, because I don't want my tablet to fly around inside the car in an accident.

This is what I use...

Tablet Mount

Cheers, Baz - The Landy

I think if you mount anything large on the dash, you may run foul of the law with it blocking the view of the driver. It would need to be mounted towards the passenger side of the car.

Macca.

Bow and Nan

Originally I used a RAM mount bolted to the passenger seat track. However I found it wobbled around too much on rough roads.

I made a mount that fits in the Prado cup holder and added some foam to the rear of the RAM mount. This fits quite nicely now and almost all the wobble has gone.







Cheers John

I use a single cup ram mount to hold an iPad mini4 in the prado 150.

The arm resta on the top of the dash cover and the iPad is in front of the 2 top vents which keeps it cool.

I use a dash mount from holdmyphone.com.au for my 7” IPad Mini.

Have used them in a Pajero, 70 series and now a BT50. I was concerned how they just clip in but have had no issues of vibration or coming loose including 2 cape trips, the Simpson and Flinders.

Cheers

Bought a Ram mount & cradle from Johnny Appleseed, just before a Canning trip. It shakes a bit, especially on the CSR corrugations, but so do I, so just put up with it.
By shortening the flexible rod, it may reduce the shakes, or as suggested, a 2nd support for the Flexi rod.





This was for an old iPad, 10" size?

Bob

Bob Y. I purchased one of these Arkon models that you once had and broke. Just the finger part and made a neck off the seat bolt mount with 50 x 5mm steel. No wobbles at all

Thanks to all who replied.

Hi Bow and Nan.

I've made a simple aluminium frame that is attached to the dash with Velcro. Tablet then attaches to frame also with Velcro an the back of the tablet.
Have used this idea on 3 different vehicles - Hi Lux, Prado and the LC200 and have travelled thousands of K over all sorts of roads and tracks. Never had a problem with the tablet or frame falling off. Also no issues with airbags
It does cover a few minor controls for the A/C and the outside air temp but it's an easy thing to pull the tablet off if you need to adjust these. Also easy to pull tablet off and slide it under the front seat when leaving the car.