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Pearce-Simpson Panther SSB CB Radio microphone wiring schematic
- Thread starter Rapidrob
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Use this link below to verify it, but it looks like pin 1 is audio
pin 2 is ground
pin 3 for PTT more than likely.
http://www.cbtricks.com/mic_manuals/astatic/astatic_wiring_handbook.pdf
pin 2 is ground
pin 3 for PTT more than likely.
http://www.cbtricks.com/mic_manuals/astatic/astatic_wiring_handbook.pdf
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the schematics is in cb tricks,,, looking at that is just a repeat of above 1 is audio 2 is grd and 3 is the ptt,, the owners manual and schematics is in cb tricks
If you are referring to the N.C. abbreviation, that refers to NO CONNECTION.
Meaning if you are wiring up an Astatic mic by their color codes in the Astatic mic wiring manual, The yellow and black would be left unconnected using only the white, blue, and red wires to pins 1, 2,and 3.
Well yes, looking at the column on the right in the Astatic mic manual it says " Not compatible" with the SE Plus series at that pinout since that is a voltage line. The column on the left shows the same mic wiring for many different Pearce radios including yours using other Astatic mics.This was the N/C I was referring to.
Take a look at the manual on the left side columns you will see the Panther SSB and the wiring for it. When you see N/C it means no connection or at least the way I learned it as. Although I usually see written as N.C. Either way, that is the correct wiring for your radio with Astatic mics.
Astatic D-104 mics are good for using it as a base station. Astatic 636L or the Astatic RD104E Road Devil mics for mobile operations are some good suggestions for you.
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The Pearce-Simpson Panther SSB uses the same Uniden "Coffin" mike found on many different models of Cobra, Midland, Robyn, etc. radios. The only difference is the "Pearce-Simpson logo on the front (and of course the mic wiring). Many P-S radios used the same mic, and you should be able to find an original on EBAY or CL.
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Not shown in this pic, but I had mine converted to a 4pin. Works great with the coffin mic.
73,
Brett
The Wilson Trucker Noise Canceling microphone ( non-battery powered) showed up today. None of the wires made any sense when I Ohm'ed them out.
I opened up the mic and the radio plug. The previous owner was only using three of the pins*. The Mic has six wires. (* as I'd like to do for my Peirce-Simpson Panther CB radio).
The way the four pin male plug is wired now is:
PIN-1: Blue and Shield
PIN-2: White
PIN-3: Not used, no wires. It did have a wire at some point due to old soldier.
Pin-4: Red and Black.
I do not know the wiring colors for my three pin P/S Panther radio. I can install a four pin jack or solder the wires to my original three pin plug.
What info I do have is:
PIN-1: goes to TR24 and then to the main radio circuitry.
PIN-2: Ground and Shield
PIN-3: Relay Transmit and Receive?
I have not found any wiring for the Wilson Trucker microphone.
Can anyone here help with the pin code and wiring colors to get this mic to work on my P/S Panther radio?
Thanks for any help.
I opened up the mic and the radio plug. The previous owner was only using three of the pins*. The Mic has six wires. (* as I'd like to do for my Peirce-Simpson Panther CB radio).
The way the four pin male plug is wired now is:
PIN-1: Blue and Shield
PIN-2: White
PIN-3: Not used, no wires. It did have a wire at some point due to old soldier.
Pin-4: Red and Black.
I do not know the wiring colors for my three pin P/S Panther radio. I can install a four pin jack or solder the wires to my original three pin plug.
What info I do have is:
PIN-1: goes to TR24 and then to the main radio circuitry.
PIN-2: Ground and Shield
PIN-3: Relay Transmit and Receive?
I have not found any wiring for the Wilson Trucker microphone.
Can anyone here help with the pin code and wiring colors to get this mic to work on my P/S Panther radio?
Thanks for any help.