TACO GARAGE - Mic mounts, machined billet aluminum, for 1" ball mounting systems.

Aluminum Radio Mic Mount​

Machined from a solid bar of aluminum, anodized and packaged. These little guys are simple but very useful. I know I probably don't need to tell you but when you're out on the trail and climbing over a rock or about to hit a hole on the trail you're running it can be rather inconvenient to have to fumble to get ahold of your radio or mic. This mount allows you to have the mic mounted at a safe location where it is easily accesible, paired with out DMM your radio is just an arm's reach away.
These are compatible with a lot of different mics now but the mount will fit more snugly on some than on others.

Regular price is 34.95 for colored mounts but TW always gets a discount using TW10 for 10% off.

 

COMPATIBILITY LIST:

GREEN means we have a CONFIRMED fit, RED means we CONFIRMED that it won't fit, if its not listed theres a good chance it works for you but we haven't confirmed fitment yet.

V2 Compatibility:

Midland:

$220 MXT115VP3 -15 Watt GMRS MicroMobile® Two-Way Radio - Off Roading Outdoor Farm - Extended 3dB gain Universal Lip Mount Antenna Dustproof Noise-Canceling Microphone - 8 Repeater Channels

MXT115VP3 @rdvm1972
Yaesu:

Anytone

Retevis

BTech

 

*runs out to truck*

 

Cobra 75

 

OK im pretty sure it will work for you but you get a free one still, just please send a couple pictures of the back of the mic itself too if you can. Thanks.

 

Ahhh back of the mic not back of the current mic mount! My bad!

 

Here's my radio set up purchased from Amazon along with my jury rigged holder made out a piece of roof flange. The holder that came with the radio didn't even fit.

BTech Mobile

$220 UV-50X2 (Second Gen.) Mobile 50 Watt Dual Band Base, Mobile Radio: VHF, UHF Amateur (Ham)

UV-50X2 50 Watt Dual Band Base, Mobile Radio

It appears ghat I have the same backing as a Kenwood also shown here.

 

I don’t know if you are still looking for people to test, but here are the pictures of my radio and mic…it’s a

$220 Midland® – MXT115VP3-15 Watt GMRS MicroMobile® Two-Way Radio - Off Roading Outdoor Farm - Extended 3dB gain Universal Lip Mount Antenna Dustproof Noise-Canceling Microphone - 8 Repeater Channels

Midland MXT115VP3

 

Midland-MA275

 

Kenwood TM-D710

 

I went ahead and just ordered a mic mount and accessories. I don’t need a freebie. It looks like it’ll work perfect. You can donate what may have been my test model to someone else. Thanks for making this new version. I’m excited to get my mic out of the wireless charger cubby.

 

Would this also work with a clip-style mic? Or do I just have a cheap mic?

 

What about a mount for a run-of-the-mill walkie (two-way radio)?!!

 

@FreshMexicanTaco - thanks for the tag and looks like excellent work (definitely interested).
I only just got my power arrangement sorted out in the Tacoma (literally ran additional power into the cabin 2 days ago after getting the powertrays, etc sorted out prior). I haven’t decided if I’m going to go the Yaesu/Fusion route (FTM-400) or the ICOM (and others)/DSTAR route.

OR - my currently setup of Baofeng HTs and just pop a midland GMRS in there.

Edit: *cough* *cough* even better if it could be powder coated lunar rock haha

 

This one would not work with clip style but I want to make one that’s universal and I already have a few ideas. Follow the post if you want, I’ll eventually have something for clip on mics/radios

It’s on the list! maybe a universal or a separate version. But yes need to see the demand for it. So thanks for bringing it up.

id love to powdercoat these to match taco colors but I’d have to have the volume for it and I don’t -yet- so right now it would make each unit very expensive.

 

• Yaesu ftm-400xdr HM-48
• Anytone smart CB mic
• Retevis handheld mic used with Baofeng