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Manuel Muessig (master2098)This is a holder for GPS devices of the TomTom 600 and 6000 series. The base is designed to fit into the spacing between the car radio and the upper vents and is arranged in a 30 degree angle to the casing because that one is angled - other wise the GPS wouldn't stand straight up. This way the base does actually stand without supports. I have fixed it to the using construction glue - the only stuff that does survive a nuclear blast and yet can be removed without destroying the stuff it's been holding:) It comes in silicone-like tubes, you'll find it at you local hardware store. There's also a sunshade included in the package - I accidently broke the left shade off realizing it was the best thing to do - otherwise the view towards the display from the drivers' seat would have been blocked. Therefore either remove the side shields in your software or carefuly break off the left / right side, depending on your location. The Shield does fit perfectly into the top sealing the GPS and fixing the shielding itself. The back features a lion logo and enables access to the USB plug. I might be adding a cover for it. The GPS devices' button is also accessible via the hole located at the back. I haven't tested it on the road yet, that's going to happen this week.
Originally published on thingiverse.com by Manuel Muessig (master2098) · License: CC BY-SA
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