Is it feasible to put this on the dash of a vehicle and then remove it when you're about to drive?
1763642
Not Really. It's a bit big and is designed for wall or roof mounting. That being said, if you can mount it on a wall, a connecting line from the solar panel to the car battery is easy to disconnect when you're ready to drive away, and then reconnect later.
1763643
It would be quite awkward. The panel is 4 ft long and a ft wide. I just put it on the roof of my car. When I am ready to go, I just take it off the roof, unplug the charging connector and I'm ready to go.
1763644
Yes....But the panel is large and bulky to put on the dash and then remove it for driving. I have quick disconnect straight from the battery because some newer cars disable the cigarette lighter connection if the key is not present in the ignition.
608250
Yes, I actually have it mounted to my dash, but you have to buy a gel dash pad, or sticky pad (this one has adhesive) so the base will have something to grip.
957102
You won't be able to just pry it off, without risking damage to your dash. It can and I did remove one with adhesive remover. Work it around the edges with q-tip. A real light oil will work also.
1457438
Yes, just make sure the unit is as horizontal to the road as is possible, it comes with Velcro which works fine- but you can't remove, the unit will have to remain in place while vehicle is not attended (or Velcro will lose hold strength in two weeks time)Mine works fine w/ just velcro
451648
Depends on the texture of the dash. If grain permits good hold without sticky disk, definitely yes. Since I have not used the sticky disk, I cannot say how easy it is to move. My car is an Accent with a moderate textured dash. It holds fast using suction cup only.
1362756
You could but I dont think the magnet is strong enough to keep it from falling off if u hit potholes or speed bumps. I dont think it was made for that purpose.
1844829
Sure, it can be used on the driver's side window. I have. Just don't expect it to "cling."
1723283
No I put mine on the windshield and on my dash into different places it comes off really easy
1148781
I personally don't think so, it needs something to grip. You could get it, try it and send it back if it doesn't. If your dash cover is a fabric or some kind of fiber weave I don't think it will work.
1213079
Yes but you can remove it while driving. The "ease of removal" is related to the width of your middle.
477623
I don't see why not. You could hang it from the rear view mirror or set it on the dash board. Bet it would work well.
1466429
No. You could use adhesive vel-cro strips to stick it to the dash or console if you wish. Mine just lays in the center, and I keep the cable tied up so it's neater.
307942
Yes it can be, however you may want to make sure that what you put on it does not block the air flow over your radiator or block any lights or signal lights on the front of the vehicle.
2179545
I guess you could- but then it's rendered useless. It has to have a direct line of sight out both the front and back window, in order to pick up radar. Now, if you're taking about this mat, if your dashboard is a dark color, it'll blend in and you won't really notice it. It does 'peel' off, so you could remove it and replace it, if you wanted to, I guess.
733656
Possible. It really needs to be very secure. Due to hard plastic dash. It slides off very easily.
1730411
It attaches to the windshield quite easily, but it isn't for use on the dashboard itself.
2118680
I think it would be great for that when you're stationary. You'd want to remove it when you were driving though, because I don't think it would stand up to the winds, but it's VERY easy to remove and install.