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There is little for the Uniden SDS100 on this site, so I uploaded this stand/holder under the creative commons license with attribution going to Todd Meyer that goes by the online name TwIzTuD. Included below is a photo of my make.
Stand to hold a Uniden SDS100 Scanner upright, tilted back 15 degrees to aid in reading the display.
This is a simple drop in 20mm ball mount for the Uniden SDS100 Scanner. I needed something to use with the 20mm Bulletpoint Mounting Solutions system. This mount can be left in the vehicle while the device itself can be pulled in and out…
This model comes from a scanner enthusiast (like myself) that goes by the name jbix1958 online. It's to protect the contacts of the battery and to afford it a modicum of protection from potential crushing.
When you use the retractable feet to tilt the instrument, the oscilloscope tends to slip or the feet collapse. With this model, you have the same angle as with the retractable feet, while the entire instrument is stable. You can also…
I was struggling finding an appropriate spot near my couch for my portable scanner. I designed this up in fusion for the radio and other storage for a can. Could probably scale up 1% for a little more room as the fitment with the radio is…
I wanted to place the SDS100 closer to a window, for improved reception. This is a two piece build to minimize supports. I placed a piece of double-stick tape on the sill plate to secure the holder to the sill.
Kilckfast connector for Uniden SDS100
Stand to hold a Uniden SDS100 Scanner upright, tilted back 15 degrees to aid in reading the display.
