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laptop mount in a 200tdi

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kevhenson:
thats great dave... cheers... just keeping my out for one of them over bed tables now


cheers

Matt_H:
RAM make a good laptop mount, it uses a ball and socket system which means it can be moved around to accomodate passengers etc, and a big tray that adapts to any laptop size, the whole thing is about 50 quid and works really well

http://www.ram-mount-uk.com

click on picture gallery, select car mount then there are two sets of disco pics in there as well as another '4x4'

Matthew

Lee_D:
I've done one in a RRC but when I got the Disco it wouldn't fit due to the electric seat motors. Otherwise the seats are the same so would have gone in.

Here it is in the Rangie anyway. I sold it for £10 a couple of months back.

http://www.lrproject.com/rangie1/laptop/

Used scrap bar, a seat knob, speaker mounts choped and weled and velcro to secure the laptop. Never fell off and took some pulling off.

Lee

kevhenson:
dude...that looks good... how did it fix to the seat?

Lee_D:
It had a bar same as the vertical support which run under the seat. This had a plate at the front with a hole in it which the front seat bolt went through and sandwiched it between the seat and the seat mount / floor. The rear of the tube had a bracket welded in place at the rear of the front seat so that it bolted to the floorpan/seatmount at the back of the rear seat, this would be just in front of the rear passengers feet if you see what I mean.

Only required one hole drilling for the rearmost bolt.

A dammed fine bit of British bodging if I do say so my self  :wink:

Lee

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