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Where would be a good spot to install a Uniden BCT51X or BDC996P2? There just doesn't seem to be room anywhere.
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2013 Accord LX: Where To Mount A Base / Mobile Scanner?
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I own a 2012 Honda Civic. Two words: Removable Head.
I use an FTM-400 manufactured by Yaesu and it is mounted to the left of my steering wheel in my field of view. There is no other way, that I know of, to mount a transceiver or scanner, without using a detachable remote head.
73 and I hope this helps!
I use an FTM-400 manufactured by Yaesu and it is mounted to the left of my steering wheel in my field of view. There is no other way, that I know of, to mount a transceiver or scanner, without using a detachable remote head.
73 and I hope this helps!
CanesFan95
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I don't know of any scanners that have a removable head. It sucks how most cars today don't have double-din slots like the good old days.
All modern whistler scanners do.
What if you remove the flapper door below the climate controls and put the radio in the compartment there?
You may have to do some cutting/fabricating.
You may have to do some cutting/fabricating.
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