Samsung Tab Active 3 MRA setup with remote control.

[Eastmidsbiker]

Eastmidsbiker: I can certainly send you the build details when I got it finished and working.

I have a Creality CR-6 SE that I'm very pleased with, it was £250 when I bought it about 2 years ago (don't think it's available now), I'm always finding things to print. If I was buying a replacement now I'd probably go for a Bambu Lab P1P, more expensive at about £550 but the technology has moved on. It's also much faster than my Creality.

Nin: I don't use it offroad, after 50 years of organising/riding enduros my offroad riding is a thing of the past I've never had a problem with it bouncing around, or water getting under the pins (so far) but I'll keep a look out for it.

Thanks Bob, I'm looking at the 3mf file in 'Prusaslicer', did you get the software to design the 3d model with your printer or was that a separate purchase (and if so what did you go for) ? Thanks for the recommendation, Im just researching so thats helpful.

Ryan.

 

[Bob Jeffries]

Hi Ryan - I use Adobe Fusion for 3D design, its free for hobby use but expensive otherwise.

There are loads of other free 3D design packages and all require a pretty substantial investment of time to get to grips with. I'd suggest looking at a few before you decide on the one you want and then persevere with whichever one you choose to go forward with. I've yet to find anything I can't do with Fusion.

 

[Nin]

Hello Nin, was about to order a brodin active mount but you've put the brakes on that regarding water ingress,where you able to flip the mount so the power and pins are at the top . I've seen video of ram mounts in this orientation , could you also tell me which bar mount you used..thanks

Hi Jim

I use a Ram Tablet mount cut down to fit the Samsung, it worked well on thought roads in the Alps last year.





These are the setup-s on my airhead and TC.

Power supply wise I use one of the cables that connects to a magnetic insert in the USB-C







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[Jim72]

Hi Jim

I use a Ram Tablet mount cut down to fit the Samsung, it worked well on thought roads in the Alps last year.

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These are the setup-s on my airhead and TC.

Power supply wise I use one of the cables that connects to a magnetic insert in the USB-C

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Hello Nin ,intriguing setup , I'm also now looking at a 3DAM interface plate connected into the main bmw connected ride cradle assembly which has amps connectivity therefore allowing a Rams or Brodit mount to be attached securely via your existing bmw key lock enabling to remove the whole unit overnight. I do like the magnetic power insert thanks...jim

 

[Santa-2512]

Hi Jim

I use a Ram Tablet mount cut down to fit the Samsung, it worked well on thought roads in the Alps last year.

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These are the setup-s on my airhead and TC.

Power supply wise I use one of the cables that connects to a magnetic insert in the USB-C

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What is the tab mount mounted to on the TC please

I bought the GSA overhoop for my GS but i cant mount the nav6 and tab on the same hoop (redundancy jic)

Your hoop looks to locate on the screen mounts , not seen that before ...

what is that your using?

 

[Nin]

Sorry I don’t have the bike any more, so can’t update the photos. But basically it was a ram ball on the standard GPS mount bar, connected via a ram bar to a ball on the back of the tab mount. I then tied the corners of the ram tab mount into two bolts through the screen to stop it jumping around.


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[Santa-2512]

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Sorry I don’t have the bike any more, so can’t update the photos. But basically it was a ram ball on the standard GPS mount bar, connected via a ram bar to a ball on the back of the tab mount. I then tied the corners of the ram tab mount into two bolts through the screen to stop it jumping around.


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Found it -

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lets have a look at how much that will be for a try out