Creative uses for the dashboard disc

haha whatever float your boat, since only 1 state requires it.

Uhmmmmm, I would use plaster to patch your wall or wood putty for the sill. And a few mouse traps for the varmint infestation.
I myself would get a second one and some RTV silicone then Silicone one to each heal on your shoes, this will keep your heels from wearing down and give you an extra year on those favorite shoes.

I put my on the door to my tin shed and my grandson thinks it is the bell. lol

I put mine on the top of my dashboard and it works great, for what it is intended for.

It keeps it off of my windshield and it comes off pretty easy if you need to relocate it to an other vehicle.

If you don't want yours you can always mail it to me -

Ditto! I could use a few extra myself...

Two words: Target Practice

My wife uses two of them to cover.... well never mind!

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Use mine on the dash to hold my MP3 player.

You could always drill a couple of holes and use it as an eyepatch in a halloween pirate costume.

a "non-slip" coaster for the coffee table?

E-mail me your address and if I can find mine, I will send it to you.

I used mine for land fill.

Wait, wait- peel off the sticky-protector, glue the disc upside-down to the inside of the nuvi's cardboard box, and cut a little circle opening in the end of the box. Now you have one of those modern no-mess mousetraps.

Mini Frisbee

Don't try it with a big dog...might end up with an expensive Vet bill.

I stuck mine on a hard shell briefcase. When golfing I use my Nuvi as a golfing GPS mounted on the case next to me on the golf cart. With an extra battery charger and locations saved from Google Earth as POI this combo works fine on several local golf courses without GPS equipped carts. See Gary Hayman's site for details.

http://home.comcast.net/~ghayman3/garmin.gps/index.html

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Michael

maddog67,

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lost mine.

Use it to get significant-others attention for more beer. She brings the beer and places the disk on the table as a coaster for the beer. Multipurpose tool.

It is on it's way. You should have it today or tomorrow.

I drive a shuttle for a car dealership, which uses Pontiac Montanas for their shuttles. I tried using mounting the suction cup to the windshield, but my bifocals make it impossible to read when it's that high.

There's a slide out coffee cup holder below the radio and I initially figured there would be snow balls chance in hell to get a signal, but I tried it and was amazed that it worked. At first I simply rested in the holder, but that didn't work well. Necessity is the Mother of invention and I kept thinking what to do.

In the end I found a 2" ABS pipe cap that essentially looks like a small top hat. I stuck the disc to the narrow part of the top hat. It now looks like a tiny hose reel. (Wide on each end and narrower in the middle.)

This was still not snug enough, so I cut the end off a 2" ABS female connection and cut through one side. (It now looked like a "C" with a very small cutout.)I slipped this over the narrow center part and then put about a 1" piece of rubber garden hose under the gap to expand the center. It now fits snugly in the coffee cup holder and the suction mount sits perfectly on the disc.

This allows me to easily install at the beginning of my shift and then take it home at the night.

It puts it a very good angle for reading and typing (not while driving).

If there was a way to post a picture, I would be glad to do so.

ohwogo nuve 750

maddog67,

Thanks! Got it! It is a refreshing sight when people act on their word! This is rare to see these days.

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