Universal Ham CB Radio Microphone Mic Hanger Holder Mount with Adhesive Back, Pre Drill Holes & Single T Tab Connection, KLP-X2

I've had this installed for about a month now. So far so good. Good construction, tape is holding well. Holds my microphone to my ftm-300 great. This is a great value.

This is a sturdy piece and holds radios and other devices like advertised. The double back tape lasted about an hour then fell off but there is a designed hole for a screw so I ended up having to screw the holder to the bottom of the dash.

This is the first change in microphone clips in 50 years! I'm planning to order more.Pros: It is usable with most portable radiosThe depth gives a small offset to bring the clip forward from other flat surfaces and improves accessCons: I have not found any adhesives which will hold fast on vertical surfaces during high in car temperatures (I use a small screw for attachment)The clip does not fit all microphones due the thicker material as opposed to metal clipsSome commercial radios rely on contact with metal at the mic clip to allow radio features to function properly (Motorola)

It works just fine. Easy install and inexpensive. It looks great and now I have a place for my mic. I didn't use the "3m" double sided tape that it came with because who knows how long that'll last so I used my own 30lbs adhesive tape.

It fit my any tone 5888 uv mic just fine but it would not stick to my Dash even after giving it a really good cleaning with the alcohol not about the drill holes in my new cars dash . It's residing very comfortably in the garbage can now. Unless you plan to mount it with screws don't bother what a waste of money.

Works like it should

Was really hoping this would be a perfect clip for my mic in my truck, but the plastic is way too thick for the Heil HMM's round bracket on the back.I made it work by using the belt sander and taking off a healthy portion of the bracket's face, and with a little coating of silicone oil it slides in well and the "springy things" work quite well.This unit could also have been made much thinner overall, as it protrudes almost a full inch, and I see no need for it being this large at all. In all of the mics I've had over the years (since 1975), they would all have fit this well without it protruding any more than 3/8". I can only assume its this large because of the molding process.Anyways, it now works, and with some cleaning with isopropyl alcohol on the clip and my vehicle's plastic interior panel, as well as a light coating of 3M's tape primer that I have for signs and other vinyl work I do, I doubt this will ever come off unless I really want it to.

My security company bought a new truck and equipped it with a siren / PA and the microphone was bouncing around the trucks floorboard. Boss didn't want screws drilled on the interior so this worked out well with the double sided taped.