Review on Mob Armor Rad Mount Microphone by Eddie Curd

Although most photos show the UV5R radio installed on it, there are other radios. So the fit is not as individual as I expected. They include pads to eliminate this sagging. The thin padding allows some slack, and the thick packaging lifts the radio up a bit. It's not bad, but I don't think it's much better than some of the existing custom mounts. You can use it as a quick take-off mount if you want to watch a bit, but you'd better not cut the radio off as it's not the best way to hold the radio in your hand. I think if you have a lot of steel surfaces you can install it anywhere. I wanted to use this in the cockpit and most of that surface is plastic. And there's no good flat spot on the disc for the stick. I will make a custom claw mount for this. Another downside is that there is no way to mount a mic with a speaker on top, unlike a solid ribbed radio and mic mount. The plus is that it fits an extended Baofeng battery. Overall it will probably work great for some people, but I need to make some modifications to it to get it ready for my off-road use out of the box.