Best Mounts for the Uniden BC-GPSK GPS Antenna (Inside Your Vehicle)

If you own one of the Uniden handheld scanners that supports location-based scanning, the Uniden BC-GPSK GPS Antenna is the accessory that makes it all work. Plug it into your scanner, and the unit can determine where you are, then prioritize frequencies from nearby towers and systems within a set

Mounting a Ham Radio in the Car: Every Option Explained

Installing a ham radio in a modern car is more difficult than it was ten or fifteen years ago. Vehicle interiors have changed dramatically — dashboards are smaller, center consoles are packed with touchscreens and climate controls, and airbag sensors occupy areas that once would have been easy mounting spots.

Best Mounts for the Uniden HomePatrol-1 and HomePatrol-2 in a Car

There was a time when owning a scanner meant sitting down with a frequency guide, manually programming channels, and hoping you entered everything correctly. The Uniden HomePatrol-1 — and later the HomePatrol-2 — completely changed that experience. Enter your zip code, select the type of traffic you want to hear,

Best Police Scanner Car Mounts (Handheld Scanner Mounting Guide)

Mounting a police scanner in a vehicle is not as straightforward as mounting a phone. Handheld scanners are thicker, heavier, and almost always include a long antenna that changes how and where you can mount them. That’s exactly why a lot of standard phone mounts fail in this use case.

Best Car Mounts for the Uniden SDS100 and SDS150

Mounting the Uniden SDS100 or SDS150 in a vehicle is more involved than mounting a phone or GPS. Both scanners use a button-and-belt-clip mounting system on the back of the radio rather than a standard cradle attachment point, and the extended battery on the SDS100 adds significant depth that rules

The AMPS Mounting Pattern: What It Is and Why It Matters

If you’ve ever shopped for a mount for a ham radio, a Garmin GPS, a police scanner, or a Sirius radio, you’ve probably run into the term “AMPS pattern” without much explanation of what it actually means. It’s one of those pieces of mounting jargon that gets assumed rather than