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- Thread starter Earl Hodges
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here is some literature that might help:
http://www.cbtricks.com/mic_manuals/turner/turner_mic_wiring_book.pdf
http://www.cbtricks.com/mic_manuals/turner/turner_+3_om.pdf
here is a schematic for a radio that is very similar to your radio, and should have the same mic wiring:
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/lafayette/hb_640/graphics/hb_640_sch.pdf
notice in the schematic that the pins on the DIN connector don't appear to be in numerical order from one side to the other.
look closely at your mic plug and the jack on the radio to see if this is the case in reality.
don't just assume that the one next to pin 1 is pin 2.
from the schematic it would appear that your wiring goes like this
(obviously the turner mic handbook should be used if my info differs from it):
1 audio
2 TX
3 ground
4 audio shield
5 RX
hope this helps,
LC
http://www.cbtricks.com/mic_manuals/turner/turner_mic_wiring_book.pdf
http://www.cbtricks.com/mic_manuals/turner/turner_+3_om.pdf
here is a schematic for a radio that is very similar to your radio, and should have the same mic wiring:
http://www.cbtricks.com/radios/lafayette/hb_640/graphics/hb_640_sch.pdf
notice in the schematic that the pins on the DIN connector don't appear to be in numerical order from one side to the other.
look closely at your mic plug and the jack on the radio to see if this is the case in reality.
don't just assume that the one next to pin 1 is pin 2.
from the schematic it would appear that your wiring goes like this
(obviously the turner mic handbook should be used if my info differs from it):
1 audio
2 TX
3 ground
4 audio shield
5 RX
hope this helps,
LC
