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This mount gives you a non-magnetic mounting alternative for your GMRS antenna. This mount comes with a Nagoya mount, five meter cable, and a Bingfu Antenna for a complete set up. Vacuum cup attaches to nearly any non-porous vertical surface.
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Hello neighbors, Steve here with etrailer.com. Folks, today we're looking at a nice little SeaSucker GMRS antenna mount with a vacuum mounted cup in black color. So folks, this is a great option to mount a GMRS antenna to your vehicle without having to drill. It includes a Nagoya mount, five meter cable, which is 16 feet four inches long, and a Bingfu antenna. So folks, this is a very nice little guy here. Again, portable mount antenna, the Bingfu antenna here.
This simply will screw on or off. If you're familiar with these, pretty simple to set up. And again, that five meter cable. Again, 16 feet, four inches long. It's got the little connection there, the coaxial connection.
Very simple setup. And again, it is the Nagoya antenna mount here. And as always, you wanna be super careful when you're twisting these on or off. Make sure you get everything lined up. There we go.
Then obviously you could tighten or loosen the set bolt here accordingly to get the right angle you need, et cetera. It does come with a very nice four and a half inch pump activated cup here, has a nice hard plastic cover for that. You wanna keep this cup clean of debris, free from those kind of nicks and burrs and stuff. To install the cup, you simply put it on a flat, non-porous surface, maybe glass, fiberglass, metal, something like that. You simply pump this all the way until all the orange indication disappears, and that tells you that it is safely and securely vacuumed in place.
Once you've got that there, it's 120 pounds of pull force before that guy's gonna come off. There's a rubber tab here and a rubber tab in the back. You simply push in, gently pull up, and that will release the vacuum and let it come off nice and clean. Now folks, I do recommend some waterproof lubricant that's sold separately. That's gonna be for the seal inside the pump here, the hand pump here. It's gonna prevent that plunger from sticking over time and it's also gonna keep out debris, dirt, that kind of stuff as well, and moisture. So once again, folks, this is the SeaSucker GMRS antenna mount with a vacuum mounted cup to mount on the vehicle or boat or wherever without drilling. I'm Steven, thanks so much for your time. I hope this information's been helpful. Have fun out there on the trails.
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Kate F.
4/15/2026
Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it. For the lubricant, you can pick up some silicone grease at most local hardware stores. Just look for a silicone based or dielectric grease. To apply it, put a small amount on the vacuum pump plunger and work it in by cycling the pump a few times. You only need a light coating to keep everything sealing and operating smoothly. As for using it with a handheld radio, that is a great point. Try Googling PL-259, is that they kind of adapter you are looking for? Just trying to confirm before I try to get one added. Glad to hear it is working well for you overall, and thanks for calling that out for others.