No idea, but I believe there are distributors in Europe you can get any of the articles. I received mine using a different channel so I cant help on this.

- Harry

Well, this one: http://www.rammount.com/CatalogResults/ ... fault.aspx (check the components tab)

Hi again,

It seems your mount's arm is indeed a bit longer (plus the different suction cup). I assume it is not the article # linked on my Compatibility page? Please let me know - I need to correct that otherwise.

- Harry

This is how my RAM mount is installed. Pretty much top down instead of horizontally. You may test something similar.



- Harry

iOS6 API says the video recording function (the one a programmer uses) has video stabilization turned off now by default. It is well possible Apple's iOS6 Video app turns it on thus making it behaving like in iOS5 however. Any 3rd party app featuring video recording (and released for iOS6) will come...

Please check LapTimer's Expert Setting "Overlay Synchronization / Video". A value of 1 is the default, in case video is ahead of data, reduce this value, otherwise increase.

- Harry

Not including direct integration. I will try to add this, but I depend on Garmin to support me. It will work like any Mfi certified device however.

- Harry

Hi, At least I know it is not trivial to get high update rates through Apple's location stack. So maybe Garmin needs to work with Apple to improve that. As long as a device is not integrated on NMEA level, LapTimer has no influence on the update rate. It simply takes what it gets from iOS. The BadEl...

That's actually difficult to say... At a first glance, yes, that is not as good as what I see with my mount. But we need to keep in mind iOS6 has moved away image stabilization as a default. So (at least if you run iOS6), this might be both missing image stabilization AND the mount. I'm currently in...

Cradle: RAM-HOL-AP9U (or RAM-HOL-AP11U for the iPhone5). Plus RAM-B-166U as discussed.

- Harry