Thanks to all for the all the info. I have concluded that, should I
ever find the DC headset in the garage, I'm going to leave it there. I
currently use a Heil Proset I got from Elecraft. I get very good
reports when I'm on SSB, which is only rarely, thanks in part to my K3's
TXEQ. It's not
I have and have used a David Clark H10-30 headset on my TS870. The microphone
element is an amplified dynamic. I don't recall what the original mic connector
was; I cut if off and used the Kenwood standard 8-pin. The headphones use a
standard 1/4" mono plug. I always got good audio reports b
This thread has drifted into a discussion of headsets, so I'll throw in
my 2 cents worth and QRT. I realize they're pricey, but I use and love
the Radiosport headsets. I have both a RS-60CF headset with the electret
mic element and a RS-20 receive-only headset. When properly adjusted
both are e
Hi Fred,
Aviation headsets come with a variety of mikes, some dynamic, but most
today are electret. "Noise Cancelling" in aviation lingo usually means
some sort of seal over or in the ear. "Electronic Noise Cancelling"
means the earpieces have active noise cancelling circuitry in addition
to
Hmmm ... I've had it for several years and it saw some use before I got
it but I doubt it's old enough to be a carbon mic like the WW2 T-17.
I just assumed the "noise cancelling" part applied to the headphones. I
didn't know it might apply to the mic. There's no external noise in my
shack to
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