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Golden Eagle III, 2 pin Microphone?
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Many mics will work on the radio, you just need to wire it specifically for that radio. The connector only has two pins but they use it as a three circuit connector by connecting to the shell for ground.
My first choice if I were into Brownings would be an Astatic D104 non amplified or even an amplified should work fine.
prcguy
My first choice if I were into Brownings would be an Astatic D104 non amplified or even an amplified should work fine.
prcguy
kf4eyr
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what prcguy said
cbtricks.com they have everything you will ever need....
Retroradio
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Type in Astatic Mic Wiring guide on the net and the 30 page handbook will show up....
Its a great little Reference.
There are lots of wiring guides out there. An idea if you play with radios is to to gather the info , print it and make a reference book.
The 2 pin connecctor was used with the Heathkit radios and is a bear to find. On mine I swapped some out on the radio for the more commercially available connectors when I couldnt get the 2 pins.However its a Golden Eagle so.....
Its a great little Reference.
There are lots of wiring guides out there. An idea if you play with radios is to to gather the info , print it and make a reference book.
The 2 pin connecctor was used with the Heathkit radios and is a bear to find. On mine I swapped some out on the radio for the more commercially available connectors when I couldnt get the 2 pins.However its a Golden Eagle so.....
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