tomwkinder
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Does anybody know if a D104 work on a Johnson Messenger 250?
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D104 with a Johnson Messanger 250
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prcguy
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I believe most of the Johnson's from the 60s and 70s used a high impedance ceramic mic, so a non amplified D-104 should be a good match.
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kf4eyr
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you say d104 but what stand are you using? d104 is the head the stand it is mounted on is what matches the head to the radio,,,, the tug 8 stands works excellent with the old messengers as does the ug stands do the only difference is one is an amplified stand where the other is non amplified,,, these 2 works best with a radio using relays for switching from transmit to receive,,,,,
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tomwkinder
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Thanks!
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