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Mother Lode ...
- Thread starter Klondike Mike
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Took the bottom off the goose-neck microphone today. A VERY solid, thick piece of metal. See picture below of PCB. No identifiable markings. I hooked up a 9v battery. Everything seems to work. LED lights up, PTT and LOCK switches work. Sliders work. VU meter movement. The sliders I believe control volume and length of EOT beep. I didn't hook up to a radio because I don't have a 4 pin radio online at the moment.
I don't think it is a knock off it would never be as nice as this One.
Really lost on that one Mike but none the less sweet Desktop mic.
BTW A few "C" Notes means 3-4? 5-6? LoL
Really lost on that one Mike but none the less sweet Desktop mic.
BTW A few "C" Notes means 3-4? 5-6? LoL
Microphone mystery solved ...
Microphone mystery solved, kinda. I removed the PCB and located an ID number on the topside of the board, CB-9900.
Microphone mystery solved, kinda. I removed the PCB and located an ID number on the topside of the board, CB-9900.
Asked Mr. Google and came up with this; MAAS KM-9900, similar except missing "lock" button.
Anyone know where I can get a windscreen for this?
Looks like the guy that had it sprayed a good amount of contact spray over the PTT & Lock switches all the time.
EBAY it should be the same as a Sadelta foam cap
Yeh, I found this;
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/130415619314?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649
He lists on eBay Canada but he won't sell to Canadians. I don't like being put on the same list as Iranians or Iraqi's.
Screw him.
Pro-TECH Radio Communications has them in stock here in Ontario. Call John, at Pro-TECH, 613-524-4070, or email him, pro-techcommunication@bell.net. They should be about $4.00 each or so. John is a good egg, runs a fine radio store (sells Wouxun, and other portable radios, ham gear and his specialty, 10M and export radios and all kind of parts for same) and is a ham, VE3MHS.
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My thoughts exactly. I run into this a lot on eBay. We're suppose to be "brothers in arms". Its these kind of bad apples south of the border that really "toast my bread". No offense intended for anyone else south of the 49th.
I'll call Pro-Tech and give him my business. Who knows, maybe I spend another few "C" notes there. Thanks Ed.
Nice Job Mike
Just to let you know the This Base Mic is still made and still Available at Local "UK" CB shops not Germany.
Inrage is the new Board (R) Owner.
Inrange Online
Again they are Great Microphones but also known to have a crackling PLL and need sprayed a few times a month.
Just to let you know the This Base Mic is still made and still Available at Local "UK" CB shops not Germany.
Inrage is the new Board (R) Owner.
Inrange Online
Again they are Great Microphones but also known to have a crackling PLL and need sprayed a few times a month.
Thanks for the info on the InRange site. Did not think it was still in production. I'll shoot another pic when I get some labels and knobs on it. Time to start looking into the TRAM's.
Crackling PLL?? WTF! There's a PLL in that microphone? I wonder if I can get the "A" channels on it.
Crackling PLL?? WTF! There's a PLL in that microphone? I wonder if I can get the "A" channels on it.
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Thanks for the info on the InRange site. Did not think it was still in production. I'll shoot another pic when I get some labels and knobs on it. Time to start looking in the TRAM's.
Crackling PLL?? WTF! There's a PLL in that microphone? I wonder if I can get the "A" channels on it.
I think he meant "push to talk' or 'PTT'. Think he was saying that the 'PTT' has dirty contacts . . .
I think he meant "push to talk' or 'PTT'. Think he was saying that the 'PTT' has dirty contacts . . .
Thanks Robb for the correction "Long Monday".
