I found that out the hard way...lots of smoke from these little
This video discusses the same thing as you have said about mismatched impedence.
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Anytone At-6666 Microphone plug wiring
- Thread starter Eldorado828
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I found that out the hard way...lots of smoke from these little
This video discusses the same thing as you have said about mismatched impedence.
I have one of these. It has high impedance. Should match up to what the radio requires. Going to try it with my AT6666.
- NEW ProComm PSM4PM POWER microphone.
- Compatible with Cobra, Galaxy, Uniden and others with 4 Pin microphone connector.
- This microphone is well suited for mobile CB AM/SSB operation.
- Provides AMPLIFIED voice clarity for maximum power.
- Durable ABS housing in textured black finish with 9Ft microphone cord.
- Frequency Response 300-6KHz, 1000 ohm impedance, 4 pin microphone plug wired for Cobra/Galaxy/Uniden radios (Pin1=Gnd, Pin2=Mic, Pin3=TX, Pin4=RX). Requires 9V battery (not included).
I also have the noise canceling/modulated version. Its also high impedance 1000 ohms.
Will try it out in my mobile with my AT6666 there.
Have to use a 4 to 6 pin adapter.
Will try it out in my mobile with my AT6666 there.
Have to use a 4 to 6 pin adapter.
S&W357
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I've seen those under different names. I see the aries technology 50043 is identical for a few bucks less. Looking forward to hearing your report, hopefully you're onto something!
Well guy anytone on it way back home she was fixed and tuned a bit found out it has the 520 finals in it I'll try her out and she how it works
Finally got around to wiring the mfj 299 to the 6666, used the yaesu port on the 299 and have the modulation on the radio set at 28 and with the output on the 299 set at 2 oclock position getting good reports with compessor set on low and medium, but high really picks up some background noise from the fan I use for my little amp. I have not really played with the eq side yet. So far seems to be working good, also thinking of trying out one of those Russian made equalizer with 8 bands and compressor with a few other non powered hand mics I have laying around, not sure if anyone else does it or not but I totally remove pin #6 on connector so there are no mistakes made. Anyone have experience with those ebay equalizer's?
Ebay EQ
Ebay EQ
I know this is an older post. But an imax 2000 is a 5/8 wave and the star duster is a 1/4 wave. The imax should outperform easily.
S&W357
$upporting Member KO4RJD....WDX-556
I'm interested in wiring my Turner Plus 3 base mic to my quad 6 anytone.
I read in one of these replies said... stay away from the center pin its 8 volts. What is the 8 vts for??? what is it suppying voltage to???
I recently picked up an a wire base mic cord for this project because the Turner plus 3 is In need of a new cord... COUPLED with the idea I could tap into an unused 8 or 9 volt pin from an in radio ic chip... send it through the mic cord and wire it into the 9 volt battery position thus terminating the 9 volt battery... Never have to buy and change another one again.
I read in one of these replies said... stay away from the center pin its 8 volts. What is the 8 vts for??? what is it suppying voltage to???
I recently picked up an a wire base mic cord for this project because the Turner plus 3 is In need of a new cord... COUPLED with the idea I could tap into an unused 8 or 9 volt pin from an in radio ic chip... send it through the mic cord and wire it into the 9 volt battery position thus terminating the 9 volt battery... Never have to buy and change another one again.
I'm interested in wiring my Turner Plus 3 base mic to my quad 6 anytone.
I read in one of these replies said... stay away from the center pin its 8 volts. What is the 8 vts for??? what is it suppying voltage to???
I recently picked up an 8 wire mic cord for this project for 2 reasons, because the Turner plus 3 is In need of a new cord... COUPLED with the idea I could tap into an unused 8 or 9 volt pin from an in radio ic chip... send it through the mic cord and wire it into the 9 volt battery position... terminating the 9 volt battery. Never have to buy and change another one again.
So il ask again... What is the center pin 8 vts for??? what is it suppying voltage to???
Thanks
I read in one of these replies said... stay away from the center pin its 8 volts. What is the 8 vts for??? what is it suppying voltage to???
I recently picked up an 8 wire mic cord for this project for 2 reasons, because the Turner plus 3 is In need of a new cord... COUPLED with the idea I could tap into an unused 8 or 9 volt pin from an in radio ic chip... send it through the mic cord and wire it into the 9 volt battery position... terminating the 9 volt battery. Never have to buy and change another one again.
So il ask again... What is the center pin 8 vts for??? what is it suppying voltage to???
Thanks
It's for the electret mic element. The plus 3 only needs pwr for the amp circuit. You could tap the center pin and try to replace the battery.
You only need 3 wires for the mic to work (pins 1, 3, and 5). +1 (pin 6) if you want to eliminate the battery in the Turner.
Please follow the information in this post so you don't damage your Turner. There are 2 voltages coming out of the quad 6. 5v on the audio line pin 1 (to power the electret mic) and 8v on pin 6 (can be used to eliminate the battery).
AT-6666/SS 9900 mic wiring finally Demystified and Accurate
I have seen so much misinformation about this topic here and elsewhere on the web, that I felt compelled to make this post. I hope AT-6666/SS 9900 owners will be able to use this information to successfully wire ANY microphone to their radio. Whether it will sound good or not, is another...
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