If this really is your window to the world, why is your window sitting in your lap?

 

 
 

Here's the nervous truth GPS makers don't want you to know...

 

It is an odd and uncomfortable fact, that aviation GPS is designed to fit between the horns of your yoke. It has to be. Where else are you going to put it? And, why do you think they keep putting yoke-mounts in every box?

Since yoke size in most airplanes hasn't changed since yokes were designed back in the 1950s, your GPS experience is stymied in history. It's like being penalized, now, for smoking when you were a kid.

And here's the evidence:

Garmin's new darling AERA-700 measures

5-inches wide.

Apple iPad measures 7.3 inches.

That's 46% wider than the Garmin unit

iPad is taller too, by one and a half inches.

Heresy, you say? Or unfair tactics? You make the call.

See, iPad was not designed for the cockpit. You simply cannot get a free yoke-mount with it. You will get a fabulous computer with a sweet display. And, when you fill it with GPS software like WingX Pro, you have an enthralling GPS navigation tool.

All that's missing is a place to put it. Or not.

You can balance it on your lap. It makes a great beverage table for your Pepsi can. Or you can turn it into a heads-up display with the G-Force GF260 Mount.

Look at it this way. The TV ads say this Apple iPad is your window to the world. If you were going to peer through that window to the world, should you peer at a place where what’s on the other side shows promise? Should you put it in front of you, where you can see where you are going at the same time you can see where your world is going? Or will you park it on your lap and see where your lunch is going?

This is the stultifying simplicity that comes with every G-Force Mount. And it’s a practical simplicity too. Because, when you bury your attention in your lap –like

a window in your lap- there’s no telling what’s outside, about to run you down.

In the time it takes you to unravel your headset, you can turn your iPad into a heads-up, hands-free display. This new G-Force GF260 iPad Mount is everything you need to re-take control of your cockpit and restore confidence to your passengers. Your passengers? You bet! What are they thinking while you’re fiddling with that thing in your lap.

The new G-Force GF260 iPad Mount comes complete: with a custom-designed cradle, tailored to your iPad-1 or iPad-2, secured to the remarkable G-Force GF2 Twin base.

In lab tests, the GF2 Mount holds 53.25 gross pounds and withstands a shear force of 16.38Gs. In real time, that means

One GF260 Mount Will Support Thirty-Nine iPads

And, since you can withstand only 12Gs, don’t worry about the latter.

Rest assured, the G-Force iPad Mount will hold up your window to the world.

User Guide included.

Order yours now.

 

GF260 G-Force iPAD Mount - $70.78

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