Ok guys, I'm stumped

[RollingRadios]

I have 3 Shure mikes that I can't get to modulate on a 4 pin configuration.

Each has a white, red, green, and black, no shield wire. Two of them I managed to get transmit in three different ways, but the third squealed in tx, all 3 would not produce audio.

Before pulling the rest of my hair out, my thought was the black wire may be rx and there is no shield. Maybe I would have to go into the mike and switch the black over to ground.

Thx.


Wm. Warlock
"Warlock, 71 in Va"

Rollingradios@aol.com

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[fasteddy]

Rolling, For what radio, and what Shure mic is it? I will look through my books and see if I can find anything for ya.

fasteddy

CDX-765, PE765, 2SF765




High Country DX, HF Specailist. Del Norte, CO
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[Peddler 356]

The following is from Ken Thouey's Yellow Book.



"If you have 4 wires: check between the shield and each unidentified wires to see which has continuity in recieve & which has continunity in transmit. (When you have 4 wires & find niether unidentified wires connect to ground; but the do connect to each other -- then you have a relay switching mic.)!

If there are 5 wires you have to experiment to see which wires connect tfor recieve and which wires connect together for transmit. The wire that connects to each other of the others (one in recieve & one in transmit) is "common,"the others are recieve and transmit."



Shure 444 " Controlled Magnetic"

Audio--black

Transmit--white

Ground--shield



Shure 444T "9v Desk mike" (cut gray wire=electronic switching)

Audio--white

Ground--shield

Transmit--black

Recieve--Red



Shure 526T " Power mic 6 wire"

Cut gray jumper wire inside for "isolated" electronic switching.

Audio--white

Ground--shield

Transmit--red

Common--blue

Recieve--black

Yellow--special Johnson CB



I hopes helps. You don't know how slow I type.



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[Peddler 356]

I guess it didn't help.



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[RollingRadios]

Thanks for the replies. I've just got in from vacation and have not had a chance to fool with them. When I figure it out will post results.

Thanks


Wm. Warlock
"Warlock, 71 in Va"

Rollingradios@aol.com

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