Electret cartridge to carbon mic. input

[sig...@juno.com]

Circuit to take electret mic. to carbon mic. input.

Also uploaded to "Files".

There is a method to this which will be obvious as I progress.

73.......Steve Smith WB6TNL

[Kludge]

This will be quite helpful elsewhere. I have a bunch of small mobile hand
mics that I want to use for a variety of projects. Being able to connect
them in place of carbon or dynamic mics is a good thing. The downside is
that they're small enough that putting batteries inside would be difficult
at best.

Best regards,

Michael, WH7HG BL01xh
http://www.nationalmssociety.org/chapters/NTH/index.aspx
http://wh7hg.blogspot.com/
http://kludges-other-blog.blogspot.com
Hiki Nô!

73.......Steve Smith WB6TNL

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[Falls, Jim]

I am using a NOS 1974 Motorola desk mic with a built-in amp that runs on the 5VDC provided by my BC-375E for its carbon mic. Literally "plug-n-play". Folks in the west Coast Mil-radio net Saturday nights (3993kHz at 2100 PST) like it. Came with a manual and schematic that I'll add to the archive if there's interest (and some-one will do some hand-holding as I've never done that yet.

73 ES GUD DX DE JIM K6FWT
EUREKA, CA