Diamond K400S-NMO Lip Mount, 2-axis Adjustable Antenna Vehicle Mount

The unit came in the plastic bag missing one of the allen mounting screws, but that was OK, as three is plenty to hold the thing secure to my hatchback lip. It has both X and Y axis adjustments to make sure the antenna is vertical, no matter what angle the base is at. Im very happy with this unit.

This mount works great on the hatch of our Town & Country. It’s easy to access vs a roof / roof rack mount!

Works great on my 2008 Subaru Outbacks back hatch

Fits perfectly on the roof trunk lip for a Prius

Good solid mount for an antenna.

This is obviously a very high-quality mount. It fit the trunk lip of my 2015 Toyota Camry just fine. I have another trunk lip antenna mount that set me back about $20 and it works OK but there is an obvious difference between the two mounts in quality. You can probably get by with a cheaper unit but if you want a top-notch high-quality mount that will last a lifetime this is your baby.

I bought this on the recommendation of a very popular YouTuber who I follow, TrailRecon. I installed it at the edge of my engine hood on a 2020 Toyota Tacoma and paired this base with the Midland 3dB gain Ghost Antenna and the Midland 15w MicroMobile GMRS Radio. Hands down, the most difficult part of installation was getting the antenna wire through the rubber grommet on the firewall. That step alone took 80% of the installation time. The rest was literally plug-and-play (of course you have to plan where you want the radio to go, but thats something not relevant to this review. Once installed, I was hitting the repeater on the far south end of my city while I was in my driveway, surrounded by houses on the very north end. Super happy with this entire setup!!

I bought this for a HAM radio antenna for my Jeep after a YouTuber recommended it. Quality appears to be excellent. I really like how you can adjust the angles easily with high flexibility and the paint protection/anti-rattle pads. I don’t like the way the ground wire works (basically just tighten a tiny screw through your paint until it hits metal)... this likely isn’t a good long term connection strategy for a high vibration application. It’s early days, but already I’m thinking a better placement is in the rear behind the spare. I had wanted it on the opposite corner from my CB to avoid interference if both were on at once, but I think pragmatically this isn’t likely to ever happen and I’d rather have a cleaner look and no sight line interference.

Not much to say other than what a great product. Better than midlands option. Looks great on the Tacoma. Would recommend to anyone.

The mount is very sturdy, but a bit pricey. Works great.