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Anybody own one of these?
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It might be more convenient if you have to adjust the audio levels when using the same mic. on different radios.
I used to have a D104 with a lap bar that had the mic gain control mounted on top of the base but like m42duster said,set it and forget it.
It would come in handy for different radios.
It would come in handy for different radios.
Just doing a short search the only place I've found that on is the Ebay link on the first post. That listing has ended. I did find a new TUG-9 for $275 while searching. You'll just have to Google it and see if something turns up.
http://vintageastatic.com/astatic-mic-parts.html
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Those things were popular in the 80's and faded away. I don't think anyone is making them anymore but I can't imagine it would be all that hard to make your own.
I am another set-and-forget user. Then again all my radios have a microphone gain adjustment on the front panel to fine tune things a bit. I would think the only time you would need to change a setting would be if changing radios and then only once to suit it.
gee, I followed the link and when I saw the font for the item, I remembered that I had seen that font somewhere before, it runs over itself and is odd.
... seems to me there was a thread on here about a snakeoil "DC to daylight" antenna
... seems to me there was a thread on here about a snakeoil "DC to daylight" antenna
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@ BJ radionut:
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The American Radio Relay League (ARRL) is the national association for amateur radio, connecting hams around the U.S. with news, information and resources.www.arrl.org
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