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EF Johnson 5300 Series Mic Connector

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Hi all,

Sorry if this question has been answered before, I searched for awhile and couldn't find any answers. Does anyone know a source to purchase one of the 13-pin mic connectors for the EF Johnson 5300? I'd like to build an extension cable for routing the mic but haven't been able to determine exactly what the connector is, I've seen something mentioning "Hirose" but so far there I've either found a variety of circular connectors that are not 13 pin, or a couple of places with much higher end looking connectors that are more expensive than a new mic itself, so assuming those are not correct :)

Any help would be appreciated.

73,

Chris, N1IMU
 
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