What are the mounting options and how do they work?
1689510
Has a suction cup similar to GPS/Radar detectors. Works well. I was able to run the wire around the liner of the windshield to hide it. It sits discretely behind my rearview mirror.
1689511
This item comes with a cam-lock style suction cup mount. Open the cam lever, push the cup onto your windshield, and close the cam lever to create a vacuum to hold the suction cup in place. So far it's held fine on my windshield and because the camera is so light, it should stay indefinitely. The camera has a slot in it (seen above the lens in the main item photo) which matches a locking tab on the suction cup mount. The mount has 3 dimensions of swivel and rotation so you can angle the camera how you need to.
1689512
I mounted mine inside the windshield using the suction cup that came with the camera. In very hot days, it falls, but generally it stays there.
1843867
Best info can be found here: http://www.pashnit.com/product/gopro/gopro_mounting.html
1378162
There are mounting holes. I don't have a picture but I mounted my several years ago so I know the holes exist.
763893
I can't think of a good way to do that. (I mounted mine where there was an overhang coming out from the wall, and it works well there.)
426717
Oh ok. The distance could actually be customized by you. They're just flat bars mounted to the inside of the unit. You could drill the same size hole they have and move them. The size or distance your existing mount sticks out from the wall might be the only thing that might effect mounting.
4833
They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
1760354
Scroll down to "Product Description" some of your answers may be found there. You can also get more detailed information at rammount.com. Some of their PRODUCTS sections (example: Marine Electronics) have a Mount Wizard that makes recommendations after you enter the make and model of the device you are mounting.
2269284
They mount with a clamp that goes around a roll cage. I sent mine back, but kept the ones that fit in the lock and ride Polaris bed. They work good.
1273603
I have no clue! I couldn't figure out how to mount it, so I just used double sided tape.
60775
There wasn't a "mounting system" that came with mine. They do have a recessed mounting hole on the back that will allow you to hang them flush on the wall. Hanging mine on the wall behind our sofa made them fairly unobtrusive.
1487152
They mount with three options: screws, Velcro, or stick on pads and came with all three. We used the screws for the light and the Velcro for the switch. Nice product!
400493
Pretty much designed to be mounted... not something you'd move around easy in my opinion... good luck
796626
It has 4 holes for mounting. We found a stud to mount it to on both sides. Then put them over each other. If you had to you could use anchors the wait is vertical so it hangs rather than pulls allowing for much better wait capacity. Just don't over tighten, it could crack.
1977408
If my memory is correct, you will basically just need to unmount them and move them...which is not a big deal. Mounting them only takes a few minutes anyway.
1266100
I do not have exact information now as I am away. However a small and basic mount should be OK. My friends actually just did them even without mount
829933
It comes with mounting brackets, may need a little bending but should work no problem.
1034724
It also comes with hardware to mount. I own quite a few of these, and I like them.