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gmtruck828

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This isn't really that difficult to do, but I thought I would post some pics of an iPhone mount/charger that I installed today. It seems to be a pretty unique product made by a company called Fuse Chicken. The model I used is the Bobine Auto: http://www.fusechicken.com/products/bobineauto

 

It holds its form to some degree already, and it seems very tough. The metallic color seems to match the accents of our interiors. I used a USB extension cable which I routed from inside the console to right underneath the cupholders. I may drill some holes in the console to make it more hidden later, but I didn't want to modify anything right now. There is a nice wire channel that runs along the sides of the center console on the inside, and that is where I ran part of the Bobine cable. I then ran it straight up next to the USB panels in the front. There are two adhesive clamps that add some stability. I drove around with it some tonight, and it seems to hold fairly well.

 

I prefer the iPhone's navigation system as compared to the stock system, and this allows me to glance at the map and at notifications and alerts without really taking my eyes of the road for long.

 

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Interesting phone holder. I am not sure its something I would want but thanks for posting the holder, pics and the link to the product.

I always enjoy seeing different types of mounts, holders and chargers as well as other peoples install ideas.

Aussieshed Enthusiast

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My favorite is the iOttie Easy One Touch 2. Very adjustable for window and dash installation, portrait or landscape. Have it installed on the dash to the left of the steering wheel. Out of the way, easy to glance at and reach.

ikaika1984 Enthusiast

ikaika1984

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My favorite is the iOttie Easy One Touch 2. Very adjustable for window and dash installation, portrait or landscape. Have it installed on the dash to the left of the steering wheel. Out of the way, easy to glance at and reach.

Pics, or maybe a link... Thanks in advance

 

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