car vent mount
 

http://cgi.ebay.com/Car-Vent-Mount-f...#ht_2230wt_818


will this work with a sprint TP2? looks promising

Re: car vent mount
 

No clue. Looks promising enough, probably exactly what I've been looking for for a long time, I bought one! I'll come back when it makes it here.

Re: car vent mount
 

I don't see how it couldn't....unless you're like me and rockin' the extended battery :(

Re: car vent mount
 

damn, looks sweet! I need a car solution other than laying on my seat. XM unit is taking up 1 air vent, don't think I can sacrifice another, especially in Texas, however, since this extrudes further, it may not immediately block the vent..

Re: car vent mount
 

Alright.

The vent finally came for me a few days ago. I like it, especially for what I paid. But I do have a few small complaints.

The little feet that are supposed to support it on the bottom are too short. If I have the legs folded out all of the way, it's got way too far of an angle down... So I just don't fold them out all the way.

Apart from that, it's great. Fits the TP2 well, allows the slide to function just fine. Holds sturdy. My biggest complaints just come from non-perfect fitment with the mustang. Can't expect it to work perfectly with every car.

If you're thinking about getting one, JUST GET IT! You'll be glad you did.

Re: car vent mount
 

Proclip http://www.proclipusa.com/

Re: car vent mount
 

I have the ProClip mount and it works fine. I modified my Mogul connection to connect to the TP2....

Re: car vent mount
 

was the mod hard to do? Do you have the x-in-1 adapter on that too? I notice for the TP2 proclip doesn't offer the adapter :(

Re: car vent mount
 

I have to say the mod was not simple but it is doable with a little patience (2 weekends). Main thing was I already had the Mogul connector and ProClip did not make a similar one for the TP2. The trick to setting the epoxy was to do it in two stages: one approximately good set and a second layer for the definitive set... I also filed down the connector edges on the ProClip USB. Now it just slides in and I have the three connectors. Powers up better than at home. I do not expect to get a new phone for another two years...