I'll start out with saying how much I enjoy projects, and how I love thinking of cool ways of creating and recreating projects and ideas.
Now when i purchased my speakermic for my kenwood TK series (two pin) radio, I didnt feel like shelling out and extra 20-30$ for the speakermic with had an SMA port extender. (pretty much connects your radio's antenna port up through your speakermic to your shoulder so that you can relocate your portable's antenna to your shoulder)
I'm curious, and i'm pretty sure that this adaptation wouldn't be too difficult to construct on a speakermic which does not have this extension.
My major question:
What type of coax should i use, and where may I purchase both 1 SMA male and female ends.
Oh, an does the length of coax matter? I.e. Longer amount of coax change your signal strength? I'm on 462.xxx mHz.
Any help is appreciated, and this may turn into another write-up.
Now when i purchased my speakermic for my kenwood TK series (two pin) radio, I didnt feel like shelling out and extra 20-30$ for the speakermic with had an SMA port extender. (pretty much connects your radio's antenna port up through your speakermic to your shoulder so that you can relocate your portable's antenna to your shoulder)
I'm curious, and i'm pretty sure that this adaptation wouldn't be too difficult to construct on a speakermic which does not have this extension.
My major question:
What type of coax should i use, and where may I purchase both 1 SMA male and female ends.
Oh, an does the length of coax matter? I.e. Longer amount of coax change your signal strength? I'm on 462.xxx mHz.
Any help is appreciated, and this may turn into another write-up.