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DIY Scanner Stand

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tonsoffun

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Hi Guys,

Seen lots of threads/posts on scanner stands for mobile radios in the shack.

If people are interested I would make a thread with instructions and pictures to make your own mobile radio stand without the need of a welder. It would be simple bolt and nut installation.

All you would need is metal flatbar, a drill, bolt and nuts (Pretty ones:)) and some paint.

Thanks to everybody that have commented on the stands I built over the years but again, I am no longer building them and would gladly provide some info. They will not look the same as my originals but will still work effectively.

Let me know in this thread if your interested.
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mr_tunz

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ME too I need some scanner stands. You wouldnt happen to have an extra one of your old stamds laying around I would like to buy one if you do??
 
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