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Hello, I taught myself via YouTube how to anneal aluminium and thus heated, cooled and bent a piece of aluminium sheet, covered in matching leather to fit a Beeline Moto 11 to the dashboard from underneath. This means the dash is not marked or harmed should I ever sell the car.
I sourced a chrome bezel and fitted it to match the instruments. The cut out at the top shows a bright light and beep as an alert when approaching a junction.
- David

Beeline looks very good. My option was sticking (literally) an old iPhone on the right side of the dash, but the cable did look a bit untidy!

Hmmm, would it fit where the useless analogue clock is on the CX, I wonder. Worth a look ...

I‘ve made a solution fixed at the „pin“ on the top of the dashrail.

The aluminiumholder turns down and covers the clock, but give a good sight at all nstruments and the IPhone it carries. Or the mobile or what you want. In the moment just a first try and not a Beauty, but it works very well.

Greets René

Yep, very neat. I have a Quadlock mount fixed to a bracket that mounts to the bolts where my Adriatica clock is located on the right of my dash. It brings my iPhone up to just above dash top level so it can be seen easily, although I use AirPods to be able to hear directions easily. The bracket can be easily dismounted with a single bolt when not required.

Top tip for routing cabling neatly and unobtrusively - BlackTack. It was developed for the film/photographic industry, it's a bit like BluTak but it's stronger and never dries out.

Never heard of BlackTack, looks handy stuff, thanks Tim

But I have used something called Sugru in the past

Yeah, I've used Sugru. Handy stuff indeed. The big difference is that Sugru sets to a hard(ish) rubber-like consistency whereas BlackTack stays like a putty so it's non-permanent.

Beeline Moto1 "mounted" with original rubberband.

beeline3 by Werni Wehrli, auf Flickr
beeline2 by Werni Wehrli, auf Flickr