I do have a suggestion since I haven't bothered to pull the foam out of my
flightcoms (the mike is simple, see QST April 2010 page 65) But it would
seem that some of those headsets might be stereo already. If not I see no
reason why a person couldn't simply simply rewire the headset to suit! I
certainly agree that it is desirable to use stereo. But anyone with some
cable, a small phillips screwdriver and an American Beauty soldering iron
should be able to do any rewiring needed. Of course, if you are one of the
current generation of hams who can't solder and whose knowledge of
electronics is limited to what can be found in a license manual you might
have trouble.....
A more serious problem for me is the fact that my cat chewed off the mike
foam.
73
Lee K9WRU
----- Original Message -----
From: "K9DUR" <k9...@rnacs.com>
To: "'Tim Ellison'" <telli...@itsco.com>; "'Larry Otto'"
<w...@embarqmail.com>; "'FlexRadio Reflector'" <flexradio@flex-radio.biz>
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2011 7:41 PM
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Mic
One comment about using aviation-type headsets with the Flex radios. All
of
them that I am aware of are mono earphones. You really do not get the
full
benefit of the receive signal unless you have stereo headphones. The
ability to pan the main RX signal to one ear & the MUltiRX (or RX2) signal
to the other ear is invaluable when working a pileup.
>
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