Alan,

The 4 pin vs. 8 pin is not your only problem. For pin to pin connections, I suggest you consult G4WFW microphone connection database, it is quite helpful.

The D-104 microphone element is quite high impedance, and some have suggested simply using a series resistor to mitigate the high vs. low resistance microphone impedance situation, I would suggest that a simple FET stage could solve the problem. The D-104 mic feeds the gate of the FET and the output is taken from the source (or drain). There was a web reference to the Heil FET amplifier that was recommended, but I have lost it. I have it on my hardrive and will send it to Alan in a separate email. -- the reflector will not accept html nor any other resential

73,
Don W3FPR


On 11/20/2012 9:21 PM, Alan Slusher wrote:
Colleagues:

Am looking for assistance in rewiring an Astatic D-104 Astatic microphone
(T-UG9 stand) for use with my K3 and K2 transceivers. The mic is presently
wired for 4-pin Ten-Tec.

Any assistance would be greatly, and gratefully, appreciated.


Alan V31FA

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