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ProClip October 10% Discount Offer
Article by: Darren Griffin
Date: 8 Oct 2010
 ProClip USA, North American distributor of Brodit ProClip cradled and mounts are offering a 10% discount on all orders as part of their October Customer Appreciation Month.
For those unfamiliar with Brodit's ProClip system, it consists of two parts, the ProClip, a vehicle specific no-holes mounting platform and a device specific cradle.
The ProClip affixes to your dash without the use of screws and provides a stable platform to which you can attach one of the thousands of cradles Brodit have designed. If you add a MOVE clip, you can slide the cradle on/off the ProClip in seconds and transfer between vehicles.
If you change cars, keep the cradle and replace the ProClip, if you change devices, change the cradle and keep the ProClip, simple and effective.
ProClip USA ship world-wide. For more information see their web-site here and use code 102010 during checkout to claim your discount.
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 Posted by Panet on Fri Oct 15, 2010 9:02 am |
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For many years I've just used Velcro. 'Hooky' side on the dash, soft side on the phone or other device. Cheap, effective, unobtrusive, quick to use.
Panet
Co. Durham, UK |
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| Posted by newtomoneowner on Sun Oct 17, 2010 8:38 pm |
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One of my mates has used these for a long time, they are a bit expensive but are more than worth the money, as a company vehicle driver we change our cars every three years which means buying new clips if the car changes. all the clips are easy to fit as they just slip into gaps in the facia or surround and come with a spacer tool to open the gap.
well worth the money (i think they start at about £30) especially if like our company that dont like you drilling holes or causing any damage to the car.
Velcro sticky hooks, pah they just wear out eventually and never keep anything fixed firmly.
Call Me N3wt for short.....
Gone back to XP after trying Windows 7, it was nice but i still prefer XP |
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| Posted by Panet on Sun Oct 17, 2010 9:51 pm |
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| newtomoneowner Wrote: |
Velcro sticky hooks, pah they just wear out eventually and never keep anything fixed firmly. |
The soft side wears eventually (about three years in my usage) when you simply peel it off and replace it, cost < 10p.
Velcro is very sticky - I've seen one Land Rover tow another one with it. (demo by Cockermouth Mountain rescue team)
Panet
Co. Durham, UK |
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| Posted by newtomoneowner on Mon Oct 18, 2010 5:58 pm |
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| Panet Wrote: | | I've seen one Land Rover tow another one with it. |
Any links to the video, this ive got to see.
Call Me N3wt for short.....
Gone back to XP after trying Windows 7, it was nice but i still prefer XP |
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| Posted by Panet on Mon Oct 18, 2010 6:00 pm |
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| newtomoneowner Wrote: | | Panet Wrote: | | I've seen one Land Rover tow another one with it. |
Any links to the video, this ive got to see. |
No video, I was actually there and it was about 20 years ago. It's called real life!
Panet
Co. Durham, UK |
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| Posted by newtomoneowner on Wed Oct 20, 2010 3:54 pm |
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ahhh how sad that is, then we only have your word for it mate. ?.
And who am i to doubt you. ?
Call Me N3wt for short.....
Gone back to XP after trying Windows 7, it was nice but i still prefer XP |
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| Posted by Panet on Wed Oct 20, 2010 5:52 pm |
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| newtomoneowner Wrote: | ahhh how sad that is, then we only have your word for it mate. ?.
And who am i to doubt you. ? |
You could always contact Cockermouth Mountain Rescue team and ask them.
Panet
Co. Durham, UK |
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| Posted by dave2951 on Fri Oct 22, 2010 7:37 am |
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Just looked at it for my Motorhome. It fixes in front of the passenger but states in easy reach of the driver and yes i did choose right hand drive. 
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| Posted by newtomoneowner on Tue Nov 02, 2010 6:40 pm |
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| Panet Wrote: | | You could always contact Cockermouth Mountain Rescue team and ask them. |
Considering the time that has past i doubt it would do any good..and like i said im not doubting you in the slightest.
I get the feeling you think i was being obnoxious in some way.? 
Call Me N3wt for short.....
Gone back to XP after trying Windows 7, it was nice but i still prefer XP |
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| Posted by Darren on Tue Nov 02, 2010 9:54 pm |
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I seem to have missed this special Velcro that allows you to tilt, swivel and charge a device? Sounds very cool though 
Velcro might be fine for holding a small mobile on the dash but it would be pretty useless for most nav's. And with the cost of my iPhone I'd rather it was cradled by something rather more supportive than some Velcro personally.
But each to their own.
Darren Griffin |
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| Posted by PaulB2005 on Tue Nov 02, 2010 10:57 pm |
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You're just not using enough! 
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