Phone mounts on Graydon Era - Vantage
Phone mounts on Graydon Era - Vantage
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roargoat

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1 posts

Saturday
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Got the 2009 vantage manual roadster recently and trying to find the best place to put a phone mount. Can I put a suction cup/fixed phone mounts on the piano black trim - any experience? I've seen people put air vents mounts but since it blocks vents i don't want to go that route. Also anyone able to hide charging cable behind the waterfall trim or somewhere else? Looking for cleaner look without jeopardizing the car.

Thanks in advance!

RacingSloth69

75 posts

9 months

Apollya

202 posts

27 months

Saturday
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I bought one of these.

https://amzn.eu/d/0cPDb7Tf



I still have some movement in the air vent less vertical but plenty from side to side. Importantly it wasn’t needing to be stuck to anything, I’ve run the cable down the skipped dash and along into centre console armrest where I’ve used a cirgarette lighter usb adapter to give it power.

It’s very secure and has a strong magnet so phone never falls off it.

Simpo Two

92,757 posts

294 months

As a revolutionary and outlandish concept, what would happen if you just switched the phone off and left it on the passenger seat? Or do you use it for navigation?

RacingSloth69

75 posts

9 months

Simpo Two said:
As a revolutionary and outlandish concept, what would happen if you just switched the phone off and left it on the passenger seat? Or do you use it for navigation?
It is quite fun to see how far the OEM sat nav can get you towards your destination on the old maps, but sometimes it is useful to have Waze.

embdenb

168 posts

132 months

Nigel_O

3,854 posts

248 months

Yesterday (07:16)
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I use a Quadlock cradle, on a home-made mount


yeti

10,685 posts

304 months

Yesterday (15:09)
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Simpo Two said:
As a revolutionary and outlandish concept, what would happen if you just switched the phone off and left it on the passenger seat? Or do you use it for navigation?
Waze and Spotify. I would love not to have it but a quick glance at it to see how sharp the next bend is or whether the regional constabulary have kindly positioned a photo opportunity for my safety is ever more important.

I currently have one installed on the piano black waterfall; it obscures the passenger vent and frankly looks shyte. Has anyone stuck a mount to the front quarterlight window? Might swap it over and see if it works...

Edited by yeti on Monday 28th September 15:11

Simpo Two

92,757 posts

294 months

Yesterday (16:27)
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The best answer was invented decades ago!