Dave,
Heil has been using low output microphone elements for the past few years.
I know the information on the Heil website says to use the FP.L setting
for the K3, but that is dead WRONG! I wish Heil would fix that statement
- I have answered this question several times.
You will have to use t
Hi All:
I have a Heil MM-4 Boom Mike that is not working into my K3. I just tested
an Elecraft MH-2 Hand mike into the front panel and it works fine.
The configuration that I am using for the MM-4 mike is FPL - with High Gain
(7) (NO BIAS). It shows no input with speech. It is switched on at th
end the
GM-5 as it is much nicer sounding.
...bill nr4c
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From: Larry [mailto:lcla...@nc.rr.com]
Subject: [Elecraft] Heil Goldline
Is anybody using a Heil Goldline with the HC-4 and 5 elements with their K3.
If so is it working well?
73 Larry K1ZW
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Hi Larry,
Yes, I have the Goldline with the HC5 element. I generally leave the switch in
the wide position. I found that using the default transmit equalization
settings on the K3 resulted in too much bass with my voice. I used the K3
transmit equalization settings to reduce the bass until I fo
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Subject: [Elecraft] Heil Goldline
Is anybody using a Heil Goldline with the HC-4 and 5 elements with their K3
Larry, yes. It is the best TX audio combination I've come across.
Narrow setting has a tremendous "presence" and wide almost sounds like
hi fi.
73,
matt W6NIA
K3 #24
On Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:08:39 -0400, you wrote:
>Is anybody using a Heil Goldline with the HC-4 and 5 elements with their K3.
>I
Is anybody using a Heil Goldline with the HC-4 and 5 elements with their K3.
If so is it working well?
73 Larry K1ZW
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On Thu, 17 Jun 2010 15:55:30 -0500, Robert Mitilieri wrote:
>whether I should invest in another adapter cable.
Own a soldering iron? Why not (gasp!) MAKE an adapter cable?
73, Jim K9YC
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The goldline mic works great on the K3. If you are going to use it on the FP
connection you will need the kenwood heil adapter or roll your own. If using
the
RP mic connector you can just terminate using a 3.5mm stereo plug with mic+ on
the
tip and mic- on the sleeve. If you want to use the
Yep just get the Kenwood adapter cable and it'll plug right in and
work like a champ!
~Brett (N7MG)
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010 at 1:55 PM, Robert Mitilieri wrote:
> Has anyone used a Heil Goldline mic with a K3? I would like to use the Heil
> with my soon-to-arrive K3. It works great with my soon-to
Has anyone used a Heil Goldline mic with a K3? I would like to use the Heil
with my soon-to-arrive K3. It works great with my soon-to-be-replaced Drake
TR7A. I was just wondering whether I should invest in another adapter cable.
Robert N9EF
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For my two HC4-equipped headsets I use very close to the same K3 settings that
John, W1QS posted and I get similar results. But I don't understand "TX
Equalizer= flat with 6 dB boast".
John, do you mean you boost all ranges by 6 dB? Or???
Thanks and 73, Barry K6RM
I've been using the Heil Goldline GM-5 for about a year. It contains two
elements that can be toggled with a switch mounted in the lower half of the mic
body. The switch makes the HC-5 and a "broadcast" type dynamic element in the
base easily selectable. The GM-4 is the same except it conta
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Heil Goldline mic
It's just like a Kenwood as far as Heil is concerned.
See: http://www.heilsound.com/amateur/adapters/mics.pdf
Assuming you have the GM 4 or GM5, you will need the Heil CC1K.
The adapter cables are available from most Heil de
Bob,
Heilsound does not list much info for the Elecraft transceivers.
Use the Kenwood adapter - it will work. Kenwood and Elecraft mic
pinouts differ only in the use of pins 5 and 6 and that adapter does not
use either of those pins.
73,
Don W3FPR
Bob Garceau wrote:
> I have a heil goldline m
It's just like a Kenwood as far as Heil is concerned.
See: http://www.heilsound.com/amateur/adapters/mics.pdf
Assuming you have the GM 4 or GM5, you will need the Heil CC1K.
The adapter cables are available from most Heil dealers. Check
R and L Electronics, GigaParts, HRO, etc.
73,
... Joe
N6XVT
Just use a Kenwood (red) connection cable. It is made by Heil.
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On May 13, 2010, at 10:58 AM, "Bob Garceau" wrote:
> I have a heil goldline mic that I would like to use with the K3.
>
> What cord do I get and where?
>
> A visit to the Heil website didn't result in muc
I have a heil goldline mic that I would like to use with the K3.
What cord do I get and where?
A visit to the Heil website didn't result in much help.
Bob, W1EQ
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At 06:03 AM 2005-12-10, W3FPR wrote:
It is a well known fact that the Heil HC4 and HC5 mic elements have an
output level 6 to 10 dB below that of most other ham mics. Transceivers
with a mic gain control can usually handle the lower output, but those
without the control (notably Elecraft and ICO
Hi Ken,
I just finished my K2 and wired it straight for a dynamic mike.
I first tried an old Lafayette mike I had laying around...
worked fine.
Then I tried my mike I used for 10 years on my Yaesu
FT-990. It is a Radio Shack studio mike on a lamp boom.
Again it works fine. Plenty of drive
Ken,
It appears that the Elecraft MD2 mics are no longer available, but yes, most
mics for ICOM SHOULD work fine with the K2 - from what I know, the ICOM mics
use electret elements similar to the 'used-to-be' Elecraft mics.
If you want to retain the Goldline, I would suggest a preamp would be the
My Heil Goldline doesn't have enough output to drive the KSB2 no matter
what the SSBA and SSBC settings, so I am looking for a different boom-
mountable desk mike solution.
I looked through the list archives and couldn't decide which way to go.
I would prefer not to change resistors on the KSB2
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There seems to be almost a wiring standard on 8 pin mics?
I tried yet another 8 pin mic from a ts-850 and TS-50.
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Only if you are sticking to microphones used with Kenwoo
I found my Kenwood MC-60 mic is wired perfectly pin to pin if you leave out
the base holder with the pre-amp in it.
The on/off switch on the mic it self works for PTT with lock. I seem to
have plenty of millivolts to drive the k2 into ALC COMPRSSION.
I also randomly used a mic from my har
Mick,
Set the K2 jumpers for the Kenwood configuration, plug in your Goldline and
give it a try. You may eventually find that you would benefit from a
preamp, but it will work as is - at least my Heil HC4 and HC5 elements
provide adequate (but not a lot of reserve) output for the K2 with the SSBA
Hi all
I have a Heil goldline with Kenwood adaptor cable that I used with
my TS-870 I would like to use this mic with the K2.
Do I need a mic pre amp or do I just set the jumpers for a standard kwd.
Thanks Mick M1MGDK2 #4785..
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