Jim and All,
Jim Bennett posted his results from buying a relatively inexpensive gaming
headset for use with his KX3. I'm not surprised his results are good, but I
do wonder if that headset is not one that uses an electret cartridge--most
of the PC headsets do. Did you try it with the bias
Dave,
Good point. Maybe someone could start a wiki/how-to/database of which computer
headsets or mics work and how they need to be wired and configured. If others
are like myself, there are at least one or two of these headsets available at
the QTH
73, Al
On Thu October 9 2014 8:19:35 am
On Thu,10/9/2014 6:19 AM, w7...@cox.net wrote:
Jim apparently tested several different ones, and found the Yamaha to
be the best match.
Hardly. :) W6XU introduced our contest club, NCCC, to the CM500 several
years ago. Over a period of ten years or so, I've evaluated perhaps as
many as a
I probably should have noted (maybe I did...?) that my purpose of the cheapie
headset was not necessarily for use in the shack, but to take with me on hikes,
car camping, back patio operating, etc. In these cases, super-comfort was not
the primary objective - operability and compactness were
Guys (and ladies) -
I had asked about using an inexpensive headset with my KX3. Got a couple
replies off the list and wanted to share my results. I wound up purchasing an
AC-404 mic/headphone set at Amazon.com for the paltry sum of $15.40. The
package included a Y-adapter to break out the
I've got a KX3 that so far has only been used on CW or data, and have been
using fairly bulky Sony headphones with it. Those phones work fine, but aren't
exactly something I want to use in a portable / car camping environment.
Yesterday while at Fry's electronics I saw a lightweight headset
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