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RAM Composite Twist Lock Suction Cup Mount for the Garmin Astro 320, GPSMAP 62, 62s, 62sc, 62st & 62stc
The RAP-B-166-2-GA41U consists of a double socket arm, suction cup twist lock base, diamond adapter base and custom high strength composite cradle for the Garmin GPSMAP 62 series. The suction cup, twist lock base is designed to have a strong hold on glass and non-porous plastic surfaces, including RAM adhesive disks. Designed into the mount is a 1" diameter patented rubber ball and socket system with adjustment points at the base and cradle. With a twist of the arm knob, you can move the suction cup GPSMAP mount to your optimum viewing position.
This mount is designed to hold the following devices:
Garmin Astro 320
Garmin GPSMAP 62
Garmin GPSMAP 62s
Garmin GPSMAP 62sc
Garmin GPSMAP 62st
Garmin GPSMAP 62stc
Material:
High Strength Composite
Ball Size:
1" Rubber Ball "B" Size
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