Workman Electronics Cb Radio Saw Tooth Hump Mount
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Description
๐ป Elevate Your Communication Game!
- BUILT TO LAST - Crafted from high-quality materials for long-lasting durability.
- SPACE SAVING DESIGN - Optimizes your workspace by minimizing clutter.
- MAXIMIZE YOUR SIGNAL - Boost your communication with improved signal reception.
- SEAMLESS INTEGRATION - Effortlessly attaches to your radio for a sleek look.
- PROFESSIONAL AESTHETIC - Elevate your setup with a modern, professional appearance.
The WorkmanElectronics Cb Radio Saw Tooth Hump Mount is designed to attach seamlessly to the side of your radio, providing a space-efficient solution that enhances signal reception while maintaining a sleek and professional look.
Reviews
M**R
It may not be pretty....
But it works. 2004 Toyota Tacoma. Fits between the seats. Yeah it negates my use of the fold out cup holder, but never used the damn thing anyway. Holds my PM400 solid. Now if I can figure up something for the mic.... :-)
A**R
bite in well
good for mounting radio on hump
J**K
It needs a longer base and a wider stance.
It tips over in my car and rocks when takling off or stopping. It would be great for a temporary installation inside but for a moving vehicle I would not reccommend it.
Z**N
Sturdy
Works. I was skeptical at first but, it has been on the floor board of my Tahoe now for a couple of months and hasn't budged so, it comes as advertised
D**S
Angle plates
Put radio at the right angle on my desk for me
J**S
Like it
Great former cb.
C**S
Works great!
This bracket keeps my 959 on my transmission hump in my 3500. I don't do a lot of off roading or get up to a bunch of nonsense, but I do put a lot of road miles on, and it does ride pretty rough, but my radio stays put, and just as important, I can reach it and see it, and more important, it's not in the way. If you're thinking about going this route for a mount, but aren't sure if it'll stay put, I'd say for most purposes it will.
J**L
Seems fairly sturdy.
Iโve put a good sized radio, Cobra 148 GTL, onto the mounts. Seems to be held pretty firmly. Will update after a few days of driving.Update: Drove it to work and back and around town took some pretty good turns a little fast on purpose and this thing never budged. Nice alternative to drilling, especially if you have no skill for it.
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