Does it fit a standard ham antenna connector?

Yes. The bracket has a built-in SO239 UHF-female socket, which mates with the PL-259 plug found on most ham and CB antennas and coax.

Can I mount it on a trunk lid and still open the trunk?

The bracket clamps to the panel edge, so the trunk still opens. The 180-degree swing lets you fold the antenna down before opening it.

Will it hold a long, heavy whip?

BIMZUC rates it for large antennas, with four reinforcing screws and a stainless steel body. A long whip still flexes in wind, so check the mount periodically.

Does it scratch the paint?

Silicone mats sit under the bracket base to separate metal from paint. Keep the mats clean and the screws snug rather than overtightened.

The bracket with its SO239 socket and an installation tool bag. Coax and the antenna are not included.

Can it mount on a vertical door or hatchback?

Yes. The dual-axis rotation is meant for trunk lids, hatchbacks and vertical vehicle doors.

BIMZUC 180° Rotation Ham Radio Antenna Mount

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$19.46at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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BIMZUC 180° Rotation Ham Radio Antenna Mount

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Our take on the BIMZUC 180° Rotation Ham Radio Antenna Mount

The BIMZUC is a vehicle antenna bracket that clamps to a trunk lid, hatchback or vertical door and lets you swing the antenna through 180 degrees on two axes. It is built from stainless steel and plastic with four reinforcing screws and silicone mats under the base to protect paint. The built-in SO239 UHF-female socket takes standard PL-259 plugs, so most ham and CB whips connect without an adapter. It suits mobile operators who want to lay the antenna back for garages and drive-throughs without unbolting anything; the trade-off is a bulkier, heavier bracket than a fixed lip mount, and the plastic parts are the weak point on a steel-and-plastic design.

Best forMobile ham and CB operatorsDrivers who park in low garagesTrunk-lid and hatchback mountingOwners of long or heavy whip antennas

Pros

180-degree rotation on two axes for easy stowing
Stainless steel body with four reinforcing screws
Silicone mats protect the paint under the base
Built-in SO239 UHF-female socket, no adapter needed
Installation tool bag included

Cons

Plastic components may not last like the steel
Bulkier and heavier than a simple fixed lip mount
No coax or antenna included
Rotation joint can loosen over time on rough roads

BIMZUC 180° Rotation Ham Radio Antenna Mount prices at every store

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About the BIMZUC 180° Rotation Ham Radio Antenna Mount

The BIMZUC Ham Radio Antenna Mount holds a mobile radio antenna on a vehicle. It rotates 180 degrees on two axes, so the antenna can be aligned when mounted on a trunk lid, a hatchback or a vertical vehicle door.

The bracket is made of stainless steel and plastic for durability and weather protection. Four heavy-duty reinforcing screws support large, heavy walkie talkie antennas over rough terrain. Silicone mounting mats wrap around the bracket base to prevent scratches and metal-on-metal friction on the vehicle's finish.

It has a built-in SO239 / UHF-Female connector socket. An installation tool bag is included.

Color: Silver
Material: Stainless steel and plastic
Rotation: 180° adjustable on two axes
Connector: Built-in SO239 / UHF-Female socket
Mounting: Trunk lid, hatchback or vertical vehicle door
Hardware: 4 heavy-duty reinforcing screws
Protection: Silicone mounting mats on the bracket base

Specifications

color: SilverSource

Questions and answers

Does it fit a standard ham antenna connector?: Yes. The bracket has a built-in SO239 UHF-female socket, which mates with the PL-259 plug found on most ham and CB antennas and coax.
Can I mount it on a trunk lid and still open the trunk?: The bracket clamps to the panel edge, so the trunk still opens. The 180-degree swing lets you fold the antenna down before opening it.
Will it hold a long, heavy whip?: BIMZUC rates it for large antennas, with four reinforcing screws and a stainless steel body. A long whip still flexes in wind, so check the mount periodically.
Does it scratch the paint?: Silicone mats sit under the bracket base to separate metal from paint. Keep the mats clean and the screws snug rather than overtightened.
What is in the box?: The bracket with its SO239 socket and an installation tool bag. Coax and the antenna are not included.
Can it mount on a vertical door or hatchback?: Yes. The dual-axis rotation is meant for trunk lids, hatchbacks and vertical vehicle doors.
Where is the BIMZUC 180° Rotation Ham Radio Antenna Mount cheapest?: At Walmart, for $19.46, as of our latest check.