Midland – MXTA27 MicroMobile Universal Lip Mount with NMO Connector and 6M Cable – Fits Most Trunks/Car Hoods
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- Universal Lip Mount: Effortlessly connect your antenna and MicroMobile with the MXTA27 universal lip mount. This NMO lip mount easily attaches to almost any trunk or hood without the need for drilling, providing a secure and convenient mounting solution.
- UHF Connection: The 6-meter (20ft) antenna mount features a UHF connection that unscrews for easy installation in your vehicle. No more drilling holes - this simple universal antenna mount ensures reliable communication on the road or off-road without compromising your vehicle's integrity.
- Broad Compatibility: The MXTA27 is compatible with a wide range of Midland MicroMobile models and antennas, including MXTA26, MXTA25, MXT105, MXT115, MXT275, MXT400, MXT500, and MXT575. Versatile and adaptable, this mount suits multiple devices, ensuring seamless integration.
- Impressive Features: The MXTA27 comes equipped with a UHF to NMO adapter and an FME to UHF adapter with a large diameter cable. Additionally, the mount includes a 20-foot cable, providing flexibility and convenience during installation.
- Unboxing Delight: Inside the box, you'll find the MXTA27 universal lip mount with cable and an Allen wrench, everything you need to revolutionize your antenna mounting experience. Upgrade your antenna mount with the MXTA27 Universal Lip Mount and enjoy reliable communication without the need for drilling!
Antenna: Communication
Brand: Midland
Color: Black
Impedance: 50 Ohms
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Manufacturer: Midland
Number of Packs: 1
Global Trade Identification Number: 72
Number of Items: 1
AntennaDescription: Communication
Brand: Midland
UPC: 046014185272
Manufacturer: Midland
Global Trade Identification Number: 72
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: MXTA27
Mfr Part Number: MXTA27
Built-In Media: See Description
Item Weight: 12.31 ounces
Impedance: 50 Ohms
Color: Black
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I've now learned that in the amateur radio space, you really get what you pay for... I started my mobile setup using a Bingfu magnet mounted high gain antenna and mount that came in under the $40 price point. I was disgusted with the fact that I couldn't get out any further than up the street from my house. Since upgrading to this mount (which works EXCELLENT in between the bottom of my back glass and the trunk top on my 2005 Corolla), I now have above satisfctory reception and transmission - and pairing this mount with the Midland MXTA25 3DB MicroMobile Compatible Gain Ghost Antenna, I can now get out hitting a range of over 3 miles in not so ideal terrain (simplex with large hills and valleys). After a quick installation time of under 10 minutes, I was testing almost instantly - and I was VERY IMPRESSED... The mount is very secure using the two set screws included and it survived highway speeds traveling in thunderstorms with no leaks and no movement whatsoever. At the head of my GMRS setup is my Radioddity DB20-G. This mount has a durable construction with thick paint that I don't see chipping or erroding anytime soon. The highest praise goes out to Midland for their quality craftsmanship on their durably built mount that enables me to communicate effectivley. I highly recommend this mount for anyone seeking a nice mount for those tight and hard to reach places. Definitely a 5-Star mount - and it opens the door for more NMO antennas down the road. My advice: don't skimp on spending - learn from my mistake and save money in the long run by making this mount one of your top considerations. I'll report back later, but for now I'm overly pleased!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by TANNER
The mount I received was in retail condition - no signs of previous use. It installed very easily and as others mentioned with the screwdriver trick, you can bend the mount a bit to get the right pitch when mounted. I bent mine just a little to account for the angle of my hood and my installation looks absolutely amazing. The cable seems to be a higher quality cable than the stuff I've previously purchased online - not stiff at all, like a typical coax cable, but rather more like a finely stranded DC conductor. I am very happy with this purchase and even more happy with consistent 50-watt transmissions with my well-tuned Midland stubby Ghost antenna, now that I switched to this mount.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by LA6507
Worked great but mounted it on my hood and first time thru the car wash it came loose...so make sure it's fastened down super tight...also the rubber part tends to come off after time
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2025 by Robert W Oliver
If you need a low profile NMO antenna mount, this might be exactly what you're looking for. I have two of these...one mounted on the passenger side of the hood for my GMRS radio, another on the driver side of the hood for my HAM tri-band Compactenna. Both work well. The downside I have found is the need to tighten the screw mounts on the bottom from time to time. My truck is used in overlanding, so often the trails are rougher than your casual Sunday drive, so this could be part of the reason these tend to work loose. But as long as you tighten these every 6-7 months you these would likely work well. I know they are perfect for me!
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Tux away very nicely on our Jeep Liberty KK paired with the Midland ghost antenna, and MXT275 for the perfect combination
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026 by Ed
Easy to mount. Has stayed secure through 2 months and 2 drive through car washes. A plus is the removable cable end that makes for a smaller diameter amount to fish through your firewall. I’d suggest using blue lok tite on the small set screws that secure the mount to wherever your mounting it to. My Raptor has an aluminum hood from the factory. I had to be careful not to dimple the hood by ever tightening the screws while maintaining a secure grip from mount to hood. Once I was able to achieve that, I removed one set screw at a time, added lok tite, and re-tightened the screws. Still a good idea for steel hoods/hatches/trunks.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2025 by ahelplessnun
Good quality, but didn't fit. 2004 Toyota corolla. the trunk has a lip on the bottom which makes this mount unable to clap onto.
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by JOHN CAL
I got a GMRS radio as a gift, and I didn't want to use the antenna that came with it - was looking for a more permanent solution. This, plus a +3dB gain stub antenna seemed to be the right solution for my Tacoma. The hood mount part fits well - there is a slight gap towards the middle, but I don't see any vibration. I used a little bit of paint protective film between the mount and my paint to just be extra sure, since I don't plan on taking this thing off any time soon. Running the cable through a vehicle is some work. The reading I did suggested that you not run it through the firewall, because it can interfere with other wiring that is going through there. So, I went under, along the frame, and up through a grommet behind the rear passenger seat, back under the carpet to the dash, through the dash and up to a mount on top of the dash. With all of that, I still had an extra foot or two of cable, so I was fine with the length. I was honestly surprised that I didn't need to extend, given the route I took. If you go that way, make sure to tuck behind heat shielding, because I would expect that this kind of cable would melt. Finally - one thing to note that I didn't figure out until just about the end of my several hours of work: the connector end (coax) actually comes off really easily and goes back on really easily. That makes running cable a LOT easier. I wish I had figured that out *before* running this thing under the carpet and through the dash, but hey, it worked anyway. :-D
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Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2021 by Luc S