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Happy Holidays! Bup Labs annual holiday sales are now underway between November 29, 2024 and December 31, 2024. 15% off everything in the store* will be automatically applied at checkout.  Also enjoy free automated returns for new and unused products through January 15, 2025.  If a return is needed, just go into your order history to start a return and we will supply the pre-paid shipping label. Have a happy and safe holidays! Holiday closure dates: Bup Labs will be closed for a short period on the dates below.  Orders can be placed, but won't be shipped on these dates: December...

We are happy to announce that the United Kingdom and Australia are once again eligible for delivery.  This option is only available from our primary store.  Please make sure to review the international shipping terms and conditions to be aware of any potential tariffs and custom fees that might apply.  Shipping is provided via multiple carriers using pass-though discounted rates.

What is a mount base and mount arm? A mount base and mount arm are essential components for securely attaching and positioning various devices, such as lights, radars, and cameras. They provide stability and flexibility, allowing users to adjust the height, angle, and orientation of their devices for optimal viewing or usage. Why is selecting the right mount base and mount arm important? Choosing the appropriate mount base and mount arm is crucial to ensure the safety, comfort, and operation of the device. A incorrect mount configuration may lead to instability, poor function, or even damage to the device. Consider...

The New RCT715 The new Garmin Varia RCT715 is Garmin's latest radar light introduced in May of 2022.  It features the radar warning found on earlier models, includes a light similar to the previous RTL 510 and 515 models, and also includes a motion activated camera.  This article outlines the challenges behind building a mount for the RCT715 and why we didn't have adapters immediately available for existing mounts. Mounting Interface The new RCT715 uses a completely new proprietary interface for mounting the radar light.  It no longer uses the ubiquitous Garmin quarter turn connector.  Instead, the stock mount is intended for...