This is really a VERY simple problem with a very simple solution. You
buy a mic connector that mates with the K3 mic connector. You buy a
cable-mount female 1/8-in RTS jack. May make a short adapter cable using
a short piece of single conductor-shielded cable, like RG58. On one end,
you solder
Well, I sure thought I read it.
Mind isn't what it used to be. I'll go back to sleep.
...bc
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Don Wilhelm wrote:
>Bill,
>
>Are you certain about that? Bob Heil has told me in the past that none
>of his adapters have blocking capacitors.
>
>73,
>Don
Bill,
Are you certain about that? Bob Heil has told me in the past that none
of his adapters have blocking capacitors.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 1/21/2014 7:50 PM, bill conkling wrote:
The AD1K has a DC blocking cap built in. Plug it in the rear jack or use the
battery box provided with the CM500
The AD1K has a DC blocking cap built in. Plug it in the rear jack or use the
battery box provided with the CM500 to provide bias.
...bill nr4c
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Stan Rowe wrote:
>Does anyone have any ideas why my Yamaha CM-500 microphone won't work when
>plugged into
Make pin in the first sentence pin 1 ...
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 1/21/2014 5:07 PM, Joe Subich, W4TV wrote:
Use an Ohm meter and see if pin of the Foster plug is connected
to the center pin of the 3.5mm jack on the AD1-K (DC connection).
It is entirely possible that the adapter has a block
Stan,
Try a test - put a bare stereo plug into the adapter and check with your
ohmmeter to see if there is continuity between the ring and the shell of
the plug.
If so, that is the reason - the adapter is using a mono jack and the
CM500 has a stereo plug. The tip and ring of the CM500 mic plu
Use an Ohm meter and see if pin of the Foster plug is connected
to the center pin of the 3.5mm jack on the AD1-K (DC connection).
It is entirely possible that the adapter has a blocking capacitor
as the AD1-K was designed for use with Heil's dynamic microphones
which do not want DC on the mic ele
On 1/21/2014 1:14 PM, Stan Rowe wrote:
It almost seems like the AD1K is the problem.
My guess is that the adapter is not wired properly.
73, Jim K9YC
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Does anyone have any ideas why my Yamaha CM-500 microphone won't work when
plugged into the front of the K3. I am using the Kenwood AD1K adapter and I
have the firmware set to select the front panel, low gain, with bias on
(FP.L bIAS). The CM-500 headphones are plugged into the Phones jack on the
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