Just wondering if anyone knows about a stand for the TRX-1. What is everyone using as a stand????? And please don't say a TRX-2 lol
TRX-1 Stand
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RDGDigital
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This thread has some suggestions:
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Personally, I use the SpectrumForce Desk Mount (One Scanner, Two Scanners, Three Scanners)
scanner holder for when home base monitoring
thought I would throw this out there because maybe someone here will have a brilliant idea for a holder solution. Anyways I have two portable/handheld scanners, both Uniden that I place on night stand(pict attached), problem is they are very prone to falling over backwards especially when...
Personally, I use the SpectrumForce Desk Mount (One Scanner, Two Scanners, Three Scanners)
TailGator911
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I second that motion for the Spectrum Force stands. I have 2 of them and they are nice and sturdy. A bit more of a footpriint on the desk, tho. I also have a stand I got from Nifty Accessories that is very nice, built like a tank. As documented here in another thread, some folks are making their own stands now with 3d printers. Lots of options out there.
Take a piece of 1/16" aluminum sheet, cut and bend as necessary to fit using the belt clip, screw it to a 3"x4" piece of 3/8" plywood... 20 minutes, and boom... a scanner stand. In my case zero cost since I had all that stuff lying around... made it for my PRO-51, but the concept is the same.
TailGator911
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I remember a guy from the Dayton Hamfest who made wood stands with green or red felt on them, and he made them from pine and used a torch to bring the grain out in them and stained them to a real handsome finish. He had run out at the show and he gave me his card and I tried to call him a few months later but his phone was turned off. The website was defunct, too. That's too bad because I would have bought several, as they were a good compliment to my pinewood desk, the finish was a very close match. They were very nice stands.
CycleSycho
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Basically, either build one yourself & settle for whatever you create, or buy one that fits your needs your situation?
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Basically, either build one yourself & settle for whatever you create, or buy one that fits your needs your situation? .
visegrip72
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I actually have an old computer mouse holder that you would put on the side of an old CRT sitting one the side of my desk's hutch. I then have the belt clip on it holding it up. I had one clip break on my PSR500, but it works nice. The cup for the mouse has other garbage in it.
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