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Any help would be appreciated. I would like to switch the stock mic for my d-104 not sure of the pin out for the rg45 connector. I have the 4 pin ready to go just don't know how to make the connection.
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Hope this helps it is a link to the CRT SS 7900 Manual (Same as Anytone 5555N)
the pin out is on page 6 you will have to convert the wording from French to English
http://www.cbradio.nl/crt/Manual_CRT_SS7900_ENG.pdf
as for the d-104 pin out I'm not sure on that might have to do testing and hope this will get you started might be best to make an adaptor so you can use different mics if you want to.
 

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Thanks for the info I have been searching for a week or so I can make my adaptor
 
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