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A stainless-steel flush mount kit for Icom M424 and M506 radios
The Icom MB132 stainless steel flush mount kit provides a secure, low-profile installation for compatible Icom marine radios. It is designed for vessel owners and installers who need to integrate an M424 or M506 unit neatly into a console or bulkhead.
The kit supplies the brackets and fasteners required to recess the radio body, reducing protrusion and protecting the unit from accidental impact. It enables a professional finish without the need for custom fabrication.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Icom |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 76 × 51 × 51 mm |
The kit contains only the stainless-steel mounting bracket and hardware; there are no moving parts or consumables that require routine replacement.
Heat dissipation becomes the limiting factor, as the stainless-steel surround restricts airflow around the M424 or M506 chassis during extended transmit cycles.
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