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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/30/13 6:45 PM, Paul Johnson
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10) decent automotive mounts for 7" tablets are out<br>
there. i'm going to try one with the Nexus 7 for my<br>
christmas vacation trip from NY state to NC.<br>
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<div>I'd be curious how the N7 handles Osmand in horizontal
mode and what mount you use, and how well it sticks in
cold weather (my Dynex mount loses it's grip unexpectedly
in cold weather, which is quite a surprise when I hit the
start of a toll zone (with a rumble strip) and the the
vibration from crossing the strip suddenly causes my N5
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the N7 does horizontal mode pretty well; i'm pretty pleased with<br>
the N7 overall. now that i have an old (2 1/2 year old) HTC Android<br>
set up, i'm switching the N7 over to OSMTracker.<br>
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i'm currently using a Satechi "universal" dashboard mount for<br>
the N7 and am happy with it so far, atlhough we've only just<br>
now started into seriously cold weather in these parts.<br>
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i'm using an iOttie mount for the oldish HTC. it's a pretty<br>
nice mount.<br>
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richard<br>
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