my install: STi, Dashcam, scanner, Ham, GPS

[balou]

i got the STI hardwired on the left of the RVM on the right is my garmin 255w

on the bottom is a rci 2950dx radio under that in the console is a radio shack pro-2096 apco 25 digital scanner ..

i didnt show the outside for obvious reasons
i made a home made mount for my camera today
i use a cupholder ashtray
drilled the hole bigger ,put a plug inside so the rod wont move also put a plug on top stabilization...

dont laugh lol it works for me

[snoopyc4]

Innovative camera install. Using the cup holder as the base for the camera mount. Have you done any test drives how the video quality is?

[balou]

ya the quality is not too bad but the roads here are ruff as hell

im going on a trip tuesday ill get to try it out good

its just temporary until i can find a better way to mount it

[spike]

Innovative camera install. Using the cup holder as the base for the camera mount. Have you done any test drives how the video quality is?

Yah, I too would be interested to see the quality of the video;

Not to jack the thread, but has anybody tried using simple velcro strips to attach a lightweight camera to the right or left front window frames?

[balou]

im open to any suggestions on where and how to mount it in a better way..

it has 1/4 threads on the bottom of the camera

[stano0098]

That is one of the most weirdest camera mounts i have ever seen.

I like it.

[swarga]

Holy Moment Arm, Batman!

That thing must sway like a skyscraper during an earthquake!

[snoopyc4]

You could get one of these instead:

[balou]

ya that could do the trick ill go shopping tomorow see what else i can come up with thanks

[swarga]

im open to any suggestions on where and how to mount it in a better way..

it has 1/4 threads on the bottom of the camera

The ChaseCam suction cup mounts are rock-solid (but pricey).