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Posted by: hurricane fredPosts: 25
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I do not want to use the bracket that came with the scanner.Don't want to use any screws.

Is there another way to mout the scanner in the car without the bracket?Suction cups?VELCRO?




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Posted: Tue Feb 03 2009, 01:56pm

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What scanner are you mounting? You could use velcro, but you are gonna need a flat space to mount it to. I have used an existing screw with the bracket and velcro along the rest of the bracket (where there was no second screw).
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Posted: Tue Feb 03 2009, 03:55pm

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You can try one of the mounts from Panavise: [link]

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Posted: Tue Feb 03 2009, 11:50pm
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Thanks will check the link out later
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Posted: Wed Feb 04 2009, 07:33pm
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Just keep in mind that there is quite the safety risk by not mounting the radio solidly. Should you (put nicely) stop abruptly, your scanner will now become a projectile and risk injuring you or your passengers. Just a thought.
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Posted: Thu Feb 05 2009, 03:55am

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Good point Luke
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Posted: Thu Feb 05 2009, 12:31pm
Posted by: hurricane fredPosts: 25
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never thought about that,great point.I think I will just mount it with the bracket and screws placing it under the glove box ,like i did in my old car years ago
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Posted: Thu Feb 05 2009, 06:28pm
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Its better to be safe than sorry. I'm sure there are a few friends who you wouldnt mind getting cracked along side the head with a scanner but I would hate to see you lose your investment ;-)
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