2nd gen owners
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Don't know if you guys like these as much as us 1st gen owners, but I figured I would show this to you people: Ebay auction for inclinometer
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Yep, that is the same one I have in my 2nd gen.
Made for a right hand drive rig, so the base must be modified to fit a US vehicle.
Made for a right hand drive rig, so the base must be modified to fit a US vehicle.
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I have one too but since mine didn't come with the base to mount it on the dash I mounted it in front of my console.
One advantage of this location is that it is a snap to splice into the wiring for the dash lights - there is the light in the ashtray and the wiring to the light around the cigarette lighter directly behind my mounting point.
One advantage of this location is that it is a snap to splice into the wiring for the dash lights - there is the light in the ashtray and the wiring to the light around the cigarette lighter directly behind my mounting point.
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Originally Posted by Victor
I have one too but since mine didn't come with the base to mount it on the dash I mounted it in front of my console.
One advantage of this location is that it is a snap to splice into the wiring for the dash lights - there is the light in the ashtray and the wiring to the light around the cigarette lighter directly behind my mounting point.
One advantage of this location is that it is a snap to splice into the wiring for the dash lights - there is the light in the ashtray and the wiring to the light around the cigarette lighter directly behind my mounting point.
I am looking at putting an inclinometer in the same location....do you have any other pics, side view?? Since its been there a while, how well does it work there?
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Its worked quite well. It isn't directly in the line of sight which may be an advantage since I don't like the idea of people being distracted by things like inclinometers when they are on a technical section of a trail. It is good for reference but mostly for my passengers. Biggest reason I like it is the altimeter which is amazingly accurate. I live at 3500+ feet. When I set it at my altitude and then drove to sea level it bottomed out to 0 right as I reached the water's edge. Now if only the factory CD player had worked that well!
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