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WANTED PEARCE SIMPSON SIMBA 3 PIN DESK MIC

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darticus

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WANTED PEARCE SIMPSON SIMBA 3 PIN DESK MIC
Have the radio but could use the original mic. Thanks Ron
 

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If that mic uses a quarter inch stereo plug, wiring is simple. The short contact is the push to talk lead (most likely red), the next longest is the audio (white), and the very long one is ground (shield). Might have to solder the black along with the shield to that long contact.
 
Got it! Thanks Ron

smokeydog said:
If that mic uses a quarter inch stereo plug, wiring is simple. The short contact is the push to talk lead (most likely red), the next longest is the audio (white), and the very long one is ground (shield). Might have to solder the black along with the shield to that long contact.
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