Collection: Radar/TV Mounts

Choosing the right radar or satellite mount comes down to three things: where on the boat you plan to mount it, what electronics you are mounting, and whether a fixed or self-leveling design suits your situation. Scanstrut covers the widest range here, with pole mounts, backstay mounts in two configurations (A and F), and the aluminum PowerTower open array mount, many of them engineered for specific radar brands and wattages such as Raymarine, Garmin, Navico, Furuno, and Sitex domes at 2kW or 4kW. Their self-leveling series is worth considering on sailboats where the mast or backstay angle changes with heel. Edson Marine's Vision Series mounts are built for heavier open array radars and offer aft-angled geometry suited to radar arches and masts. KVH's mounting hardware is designed specifically around their TracNet satellite systems.

Before ordering, confirm your radar's brand, dome or open array format, and output power, since many mounts are compatibility-specific. Check the mounting surface available on your vessel, whether pole diameter, backstay configuration, or arch fitting, because the wrong base type simply will not fit. Material and construction weight matter too, particularly for larger open array installations where load and vibration are real concerns. Prices span a wide range across this category, reflecting differences in size, materials, and mounting complexity, so matching the mount to your actual setup avoids both under-buying and over-engineering.