Good Afternoon and thanks to all that replied and there were many. When
the name Shure 55 came up I went and looked and sure enough I had one
upstairs in the closet. Bob W0YVA uses one and he runs it into the phone
patch jack which is 600 ohms. So that is a place to start. Many
suggested the
On Mon, Sep 21, 2009 at 4:08 PM, Gerald Stockinger
cliogunsm...@centurytel.net wrote:
So one time out for the audio deck has to
get everything.
That's smart thinking, Jerry. I've had mine out a number of times doing
different stages of work which could have been accomplished in one sitting
Jerry,
On the back of the 55S should be a switch to set for L, M, or H
for impedance.
There are a couple of pages for it on BAMA. Otherwise I can send them
direct by E-MAIL.
These settings provide for a wide range of matching possibilities.
Todd and others can and I'm sure will provide the
Jerry,
You are one hernia ahead of me hi hi; I also have to be careful
lugging heavy iron, rigs etc. around. It sounds like you have a good
plan and are on track. I don't think anyone here has given you bum
advice but with AM and audio there is a lot of it. Todd and Paul VJB
are dead on but I
The most important single accessory item to have in your AM shack is a
way to monitor modulation - a cheap o'scope is a good choice. Keep an
eye on it to ensure you have reasonably strong average modulation
levels, and negative peaks that don't go all the way to 100% and pinch
off the carrier.
I see that the Heil Classic 1930s microphone (looks like an RCA 74)
with a high-fidelity dynamic element plus a second element either HC-4
(SSB DX quality) or HC-5 (SSB QSO quality), plus the desk stand, is on
closeout as a package for $99 at Amateur Electronic Supply. There are
pros and cons
Date: 09/21/09 20:17:30
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Mic recomendation for rig
I see that the Heil Classic 1930s microphone (looks like an RCA 74)
with a high-fidelity dynamic element plus a second element either HC-4
(SSB DX quality) or HC-5 (SSB QSO quality), plus the desk
PM
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Mic recomendation for rig
I see that the Heil Classic 1930s microphone
(looks like an RCA 74)
with a high-fidelity dynamic element plus a second
element either HC-4
(SSB DX quality) or HC-5 (SSB QSO quality), plus
the desk stand
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