Rearview mirror bracket

Rearview mirror bracket

According to various exemplary embodiments, an apparatus is provided for mounting a rearview display and one or more electronic components in a vehicle. An example of the apparatus comprises an inside rearview assembly for mounting an electronic component near a windshield of a vehicle including a m...

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Hauptverfasser: Zinser, Craig H, Kazensky, Dennis B, Czewski, James J, Bisnack, William C, Nagrant, Nicholas P, Hagen, Thomas D, Lybecker, Kent S, Frakes, Ryan M, Willey, Mark R, Baker, Benjamin H, Walmsley, Patrick D
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creator Zinser, Craig H
Kazensky, Dennis B
Czewski, James J
Bisnack, William C
Nagrant, Nicholas P
Hagen, Thomas D
Lybecker, Kent S
Frakes, Ryan M
Willey, Mark R
Baker, Benjamin H
Walmsley, Patrick D
description According to various exemplary embodiments, an apparatus is provided for mounting a rearview display and one or more electronic components in a vehicle. An example of the apparatus comprises an inside rearview assembly for mounting an electronic component near a windshield of a vehicle including a mirror and an adjustable support connected to the mirror. The rearview assembly also includes a bracket configured to mount on the windshield, including an attaching structure configured to attach the bracket to the windshield and a support frame coupled to the attaching structure. The support frame has a portion set off from the windshield to accommodate the electronic component between the windshield and the set off portion. The support frame is connected to the adjustable support.
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