SDS150: Cup holder mount

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You can build your own with Bullet Point Mounting..
 

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I find it just a bit tight but its sturdy. That could be adjusted in the 3d file though. Which I might try.
I printed this for WA8PYR, ABS on a P2S.

Video here fwiw
 

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The video is labeled as private and unviewable.
It should be live now, one has to set a "go live " time, had not got there yet :) Let me know if still not viewable - I rarely post to Utube.
 

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I printed this for WA8PYR, ABS on a P2S.

Video here fwiw
Thanks! I'll be in touch this weekend; hoping to make it over that way later next week (after the dang taxes are done and submitted).
 

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I have the Lido cup mount for the SDS150, but I'm considering replacing it with a Ram cup mount.
What I personally don't like is how the radio with rock side to side when I take a turn. Which would be ok, if I was just using a rubber ducky.
But I doubt my SDS150s antenna solder joints would appreciate it once I have a cable running to it.
So I'm considering the more solid Ram mount for this reason.
 
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