monoprice.com has a good selection of these type of adapters at appropriate
(for high volume Chinese) prices.
73
Josh W6XU
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> On Jun 7, 2016, at 7:45 AM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
>
> could you be more specific on the simple adapter at Amazon? I have one
> somewhere but
On Tue,6/7/2016 8:58 AM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
I have the headsets. It's the adapter I've lost, so if you could aim
me at the one you suggested at Amazon I'd be much obliged!
As far as I know, the only headset/mics that need an adapter would be
those that have a single Tip-Ring-Ring-Sleeve (TRRS
On Tue,6/7/2016 7:45 AM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
Re this "If you want something more compact to carry up the trail with
your KX2 or KX3, look at lightweight computer headsets, which plug
into those radios directly, or with a simple adapter you can buy on
amazon for $5." could you be more specific o
Jim,
Nice run down!
Re this "If you want something more compact to
carry up the trail with your KX2 or KX3, look at
lightweight computer headsets, which plug into
those radios directly, or with a simple adapter
you can buy on amazon for $5." could you be more
specific on the simple adapter
On Mon,6/6/2016 5:28 PM, Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
We have some professional audio types on this list. I am not one of them. As
an ordinary Ham who cares about how my signal sounds on the air, IMHO more
than 90% of the differences in microphones used for communications are
strictly cosmetic and con
We have some professional audio types on this list. I am not one of them. As
an ordinary Ham who cares about how my signal sounds on the air, IMHO more
than 90% of the differences in microphones used for communications are
strictly cosmetic and convenience.
With today's advanced computer-controll
Kenwood dynamic microphones will work fine in the K2 - just turn the
bias off.
Use the 600 impedance setting. The 50k is for tube mic preamp inputs.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 2/27/2016 1:14 PM, David Christ wrote:
I came into possession of a Kenwood MC-50 Dynamic mike in the original box but
probably
I came into possession of a Kenwood MC-50 Dynamic mike in the original box but
probably not NOS.
Is this a suitable mike for the K3?
If so:
Is it better to use it at 600 or 50K impedance?
Any suggestions for equalization?
David K0LUM
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Phil,
Certainly you can connect both mics. The menu selection will determine
which one is to be active.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 11/2/2012 10:21 PM, Phil Townsend wrote:
> Is it OK to run BOTH front and Rear Microphones. I want to have the MH2 mic
> on the front panel and my boom mike on the rear co
Is it OK to run BOTH front and Rear Microphones. I want to have the MH2 mic on
the front panel and my boom mike on the rear connection.
The rear mic is Recording mic I rebuilt.
I want to be able to run either one. Not at the same time…duhhh.
Thanks for the help...
Phil
If you don't know what it i
The wiring for the K2 MD-2 microphone and the Heil headset has 5V
applied to pin 1 through a 5.6k resistor.
Will the K3 supply 5V on pin 1?
Thanks, Barry (WK2S)
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