Uniden NUT_BEARCAT 880 40-Channel CB Two-Way Radio
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A mirror-mount bracket with a 3/8-inch x 24 stud and SO-239 connector for two-way radio antennas
The RoadPro RP-315 is a four-bolt mirror mount designed to secure a two-way radio antenna to a vehicle mirror arm. A three-way double-groove base allows the bracket to be set at a variety of angles. Non-corrosive anodized finish and stainless steel hardware resist weather exposure.
Drivers who need a permanent mirror-mounted antenna base with a 3/8-inch x 24 stud and SO-239 connector will find this bracket compatible. Builders requiring a magnetic roof mount, a trunk-lip bracket or a different thread pattern should look at other mounting styles.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | ROADPRO R |
| Product type | Others |
The stainless steel hardware and anodized finish resist corrosion, but the mount should be checked periodically and re-torqued if vibration causes any movement.
The SO-239 is a passive RF connector; it does not generate heat, though the attached radio may warm up during extended use.
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