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It might be a good idea to get a jewelers Phillips driver and CAREFULLY take apart the Mic Plug connector and see if you have 3-wire or 4-wire - my guess is they may have inadvertently swapped shield and RX.

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Shield needs to be pin 1 -and also in the handset - that shield needs to be the Audio Return and or the battery NEGATIVE for proper shielding.

Pin 4 is what pin 1 SHORTS to in RX mode, but OPENS in TX mode - with aspect to Pin 1.

Pin 1 is ground shield for everything in the mic itself - single source ground.

Don't believe me - open the things up and compare!

:+> Andy <+:

[QUOTE="Handy Andy, post: 628548, member: 52309"] It might be a good idea to get a jewelers Phillips driver and CAREFULLY take apart the Mic Plug connector and see if you have 3-wire or 4-wire - my guess is they may have inadvertently swapped shield and RX. [ATTACH=full]23970[/ATTACH] Shield needs to be pin 1 -and also in the handset - that shield needs to be the Audio Return and or the battery NEGATIVE for proper shielding. Pin 4 is what pin 1 SHORTS to in RX mode, but OPENS in TX mode - with aspect to Pin 1. Pin 1 is ground shield for everything in the mic itself - single source ground. Don't believe me - open the things up and compare! :+> Andy <+: [/QUOTE]

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