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by CPRATCH on November 29, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
I was wondering if anyone knew of a place to purchase flip-down feet to prop up a radio? I would like to find a few sets of either adhesive or screw on so I can prop up a couple of radios on my base. Looking for something like the ones that come on some of the Uniden scanners. Thanks. 73s. KE5NYM

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by KA5N on November 29, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
You could just order spares for whatever radio you have (or have seen) from the manufacturer. Of course you need a model number and a part number (maybe the parts salesperson can help). The cost may be dear. Elecraft uses a flip foot on their K2 transceiver and they sell spares for all their equipment. You can download the manual for any of their gear no charge. Of course it is up to you to make whatever you get fit and work correctly. Allen

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by W7ETA on November 29, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
Dunno if the have flip feets. Try Mouser on line. 73 Bob

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by W6VPS on November 29, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
I just learned this from a posting on another forum from K9STH....feet are listed as "bumpers" in the Mouser catalogue. That's category you want to look under. As to you specification of "flip down" that's probably not going to be doable... good luck Paul/W6VPS

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by KB4QAA on November 30, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
I checked McMaster-Carr with no luck. sorry. Bill

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by TANAKASAN on December 2, 2008	Mail this to a friend!
Head for a good hardware store and look at the doorstops. Some of them are designed to mount on the door and flip down. Tanakasan

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