I thought this would be the best place to look since lots of our readers are Hams with the ability to move audio over wires into weird and unusual wireless gear. I have a project that needs some audio connectivity for a Motorola walkie talkie. I'm looking for someone who can help me figure out the wiring into the external Speaker/Mic port. And come up with an audio/electrical balancing circuit (filter?) that will let me hook up a player/recorder and send it to the MIC jack. The tricky part is the MIC jack on the talkie sends 4 Volts along the line to the PTT button. I need to isloate that voltage from the audio out on the player (connecting to the MIC in on the talkie) but still keep the PTT button functional. Please contact me directly if you can help and we can work out a rate as this is a paid project. If you are in LA and can build this thing, all the better! Thanks! -Mike -- Mike Outmesguine Company: <http://www.transstellar.com/> http://www.TransStellar.com Book: <http://www.wifi-toys.com/> http://www.wifi-toys.com Wireless Users Group: <http://www.socalwug.org/> http://www.socalwug.org Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tollfree: (866)778-TECH Direct: +1-818-889-9445 x102 AOL-IM: SOCALWUG Yahoo-IM: mikeoutmesguine Say: /OUT-mess-geen/
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