GPS Hat Mount for Columbus P-10 Pro

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This is a mount for a Columbus P-10 Pro GPS: https://gpswebshop.com/products/columbus-p-10-pro-submeter-gps-gnss-data-logger This GPS data logger has no means of mounting except a lanyard hole. This unit has no display, so there is no point in holding it in you hand as recommended when hiking. They suggest sticking it in the top pocket of your backpack, but that does not work if you are on a day hike and carrying nothing but water and a camera. For use in a car, they suggest sticking it on the dashboard, but it is made of hard plastic and slides around. I made this mount that the unit snaps into. It has M3 clearance holes for flat head screws if you wish to mount the GPS to a physical object, and an array of holes like a button so it can be sewn to a hat or other clothing. Only looks slightly goofy. For in car use, I plan to stick the hat on the passenger headrest. My car has a glass roof. The function button sticks out a bit, so be sure to put that side in first when snapping the GPS into the mount, and remove from the mount by pushing out the side without the button first.