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Remote Head Visors/Covers

AF1UD

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Now, I understand that this is not something that is a problem for lots of people. However, I was wondering if there was a visor or something I can use to keep the glare off of my Harris CH-721 remote head and Kenwood KCH-20. It's not that bad for the Kenwood, but for the Harris it almost wipes it out in direct sunlight and I can't see anything.

Has anyone bought these? Or are they something that needs to be made?

Thanks!
 

W8HDU

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When I had the radio on the dash, I used a GPS hood which was designed for a Garmin Drive 61. Since the hood is meant to clip onto the screen, I had to come up with a way to hold it in place which was magnets to the radio.
 
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