Hi all
I want to mount my iPad Air in the back of my '8 by attaching it to the roll-bar.
Has anyone done this already? If so how did you do it? I want to be able to remove the iPad and the mount be nice & rigid so it doesn't move about.
Any suggestions of what to use is appreciated. Pictures of your set-up would be great too!
Cheers guys
Rob
iPad Air Mount
iPad Air Mount
RV8 Flying G-DOBS
Rob,
I have played around extensively with most of the RAM mounts (http://www.rammount.com/) and have found that the "Tab Tite" works extremely well. It comes in a number of varieties for iPad tablets - some versions that are designed to fit tablets that don't have protective cases on them, and the others that work with tablets that are in a protective case. (http://www.rammount.com/NewProducts/tab ... fault.aspx).
RAM also makes a mount that attaches to a cylindrical bar:
http://www.rammount.com/Default.aspx?Ta ... 2048048085
You will need some other parts to connect them all together once you figure out all of the pieces you need.
I have played around extensively with most of the RAM mounts (http://www.rammount.com/) and have found that the "Tab Tite" works extremely well. It comes in a number of varieties for iPad tablets - some versions that are designed to fit tablets that don't have protective cases on them, and the others that work with tablets that are in a protective case. (http://www.rammount.com/NewProducts/tab ... fault.aspx).
RAM also makes a mount that attaches to a cylindrical bar:
http://www.rammount.com/Default.aspx?Ta ... 2048048085
You will need some other parts to connect them all together once you figure out all of the pieces you need.
Mike Bullock
http://www.rvplane.com
RV-7 | Superior IO-360 | Whirlwind 200RV
Garmin GTN650 | GRT Dual Sport SX EFIS
Status: FLYING!
http://www.rvplane.com
RV-7 | Superior IO-360 | Whirlwind 200RV
Garmin GTN650 | GRT Dual Sport SX EFIS
Status: FLYING!
Rob-
I see no reason why it wouldn't. The key to how solid the mount will be isn't so much in the bar attachment hardware, but rather in how long of an arm you have between the Tab Tite Mount and the bar. The longer the "arm" is between the two, the higher chance there is for movement.
I use a TabTite using the 1" balls, with a 5" and 2" arm. It's solid enough for what I use it for.
This isn't a great picture of how all of the pieces of the RAM mount fit together, but you should get the idea:

I see no reason why it wouldn't. The key to how solid the mount will be isn't so much in the bar attachment hardware, but rather in how long of an arm you have between the Tab Tite Mount and the bar. The longer the "arm" is between the two, the higher chance there is for movement.
I use a TabTite using the 1" balls, with a 5" and 2" arm. It's solid enough for what I use it for.
This isn't a great picture of how all of the pieces of the RAM mount fit together, but you should get the idea:
Mike Bullock
http://www.rvplane.com
RV-7 | Superior IO-360 | Whirlwind 200RV
Garmin GTN650 | GRT Dual Sport SX EFIS
Status: FLYING!
http://www.rvplane.com
RV-7 | Superior IO-360 | Whirlwind 200RV
Garmin GTN650 | GRT Dual Sport SX EFIS
Status: FLYING!