OK, now have the RS 8 pin mic adapter for the K2 panel and the RS RJ45 adapter
for the Yaesu MH-31 mike that I want to use on the K2.
Before I start wiring the two together, (my K2 is wired for the Kenwood mic) is
there any thing I should look out for, or know?
Such as using shielded wire for
On Jul 20, 2005, at 8:38 PM, W3FPR - Don Wilhelm wrote:
I would advise anyone contemplating cutting one of those 'very
flexible' mic
cords (particularly the coiled ones) to create an adapter rather than
cutting the cord - only becuase of the soldering problem.
Great advice, Don. They make the
Rolf,
Yes, it is going to be hard since you have already cut the cable. It IS
possible to solder to those leads but it takes a great deal of care and
patience. Do not try to trim off the cotton, just tin the leads as they are
(cotton and all) and it can work. Headphone cords are similar constru
Uuh! This is going to be hard!
After completing ssb kit to K2 I decided to wire mics for K2. I have two
mic connectors, one for Heil headset adapter cable and another to be
used in Yaesu MH31 mic from FT857/817/897.
I decided to wire MH31 first. There was a RJ45 connector in cable.
Through t
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