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1.5" Double Ball Mount with Hardware for Garmin Striker + More
The RAM-101-G4 consists of a double socket arm, 2.5" diameter round base with the universal AMPS hole pattern and round adapter base that attaches directly to the back of the Garmin echo. Designed into the mount is a 1.5" diameter patented rubber ball and socket system with adjustment points at both socket ends of the arm; this with RAM's rubber ball and socket technology allows for almost infinite adjustment and perfect viewing angles. Included is hardware that is used to attach the Garmin echo to the RAM Mount.
This mount is compatible with the following Garmin devices:
Ball Size:
1.5" Rubber Ball Size
Material:
Powder Coated Marine Grade Aluminum
Product Dimensions
Overall Height: 5"
Socket-To-Socket Length
3"
Hole Pattern
4-Hole AMPS: 1.181" x 1.496"
3-Hole 120-Degree: 1.812" Diameter
Note:
Part number reflects product packaged in clear clam shell for store shelf display.
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