Continuing my above posts and @
russ331 #185 post , its a coincidence that I was also planning to do something with Renault-type mirror arm housing.
Last summer, when Mobius released their lens extension, I started looking for some practical rearview mirror arm housing for my car, where I could install Mobius extension lens or any other dashcamera, because in most VW group cars ( Audi, VW, Seat, Skoda ), - they do have "naked" rearview mirror arm ( without surrounding housing ), .
So, after few days walking in local shopping car park and checking different cars rearview mirror arm housings, I stopped my choice on Renault-type like used in that link russ331 posted ( of Renault Twingo ). Actually many Renault-s uses it. So I bought one and starting experimenting.
My idea was to built in two Mobius narrow ( A-lens ) with narrow-angle lens settings in order to get objects as close as possible. I do like to have wide FOV and B-lens is doing good job, but objects are furtherer than with A-lens.
So I wanted 2 in 1: ultra-wide FOV but at the same time objects to be closer. I came up with idea mounting into front a two Mobius A-lens under certain angle, so in total combined they will cover 160-200 degree horizontal from side to side ,where left lens would be adjusted to record more left side and right lens more right, - this all would need experimenting with angles . You can see my idea from pictures. Renault mirror arm housing would paint in black so it will match my car interior colour and lens will not be that noticeable if mounted on grey housing as it is now. Renault arm housing fits 95% into my projects, just some minor cutting / filing need to be done along with other bits-and-pieces. Unfortunately due to lack of time this project still pending.
Also I was testing size of Panorama II would also fit into that housing for stealth mount , because Pano2 CMOS is connected to PCB via about 2" cable ( not soldered directly to PCB ), so it could also be adjusted and positioned accordingly ( sorry for stealing thread with last two pictures ).
Maybe somebody might want to do something similar with using two Mobius extension lens, which for me looks good idea, just need time to finish it