Mounting bracket for securing a video system behind a headrest
AssigneeAudiovox Corporation
InventorJeffrey D. Brawner
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AssigneeAudiovox Corporation
InventorJeffrey D. Brawner
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It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to provide a mounting bracket for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms. The mounting bracket includes a rear support plate adapted for substantial vertical orientation for orienting a video system secured thereto in an orientation facing the passengers seated within the rear seat of a vehicle. The rear support plate includes a front surface to which the video system is secured, a rear surface which ultimately faces the rear surface of the headrest, a top edge, a bottom edge and first and second lateral side edges. First and second attachment members extend rearwardly from the rear support plate. The first attachment member includes a top horizontal plate connected to a bottom horizontal plate. The second attachment member includes a top horizontal plate connected to a bottom horizontal plate. Each of the top and bottom horizontal plates include an aperture shaped and dimensioned for receiving the respective parallel support arms of the headrest.
A mounting bracket for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms, comprising:
A mounting bracket for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms, comprising:
A mounting bracket for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms, comprising:
A mounting system for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms, comprising:
A mounting system for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms, comprising:
A mounting bracket for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms, comprising:
A mounting bracket for securing a video system behind a headrest including parallel support arms, comprising:
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