- Will it fit my vehicle?
- It clamps to most hood and trunk-lid seams on trucks, SUVs and cars. Check that your seam is thin enough for the clamp and that the cable can reach into the cabin.
- Which antennas and radios does it work with?
- It uses an NMO base and Midland lists compatibility with the MXTA26, MXTA25, MXT105, MXT115, MXT275, MXT400, MXT500 and MXT575. The included adapters cover UHF and FME connections.
- Do I have to drill holes?
- No. The mount clamps to the body seam, so no drilling is needed. You still route the coax cable into the cabin, usually through a door gap or an existing grommet.
- Is it better than a glass-mount antenna?
- Yes for range. A metal lip mount gives a real ground plane, which glass mounts lack, so transmit and receive performance is generally better.
- What is in the box?
- One universal lip mount with its cable, a UHF-to-NMO adapter, an FME-to-UHF adapter and documentation.
- Will it rust?
- The mount is stainless steel and Midland says it resists rust and harsh weather. The coax connector and clamp hardware still deserve occasional inspection.
- Where is the Midland Universal GMRS Antenna Mount cheapest?
- At B&H Photo-Video Audio, for $39.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Midland Universal GMRS Antenna Mount?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including B&H Photo-Video Audio, AutoZone, Walcott Radio, Quadratec, AmericanTrucks.com.