ropin4gold
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I need a 5 pin realistic CB mic for a new radio operator. I bought him a Realistic CB and it didn't come with a mic. I can't find one anywhere to buy. Any ideas?
Thanks
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I need a 5 pin realistic CB mic
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Bill_White
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Check at you local truck stop.
ki4rvh
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A quick google search found this site. I have no affiliation with this site. Just trying to help.
Accessories Unlimited 325-505 5 Pin Din Dynamic CB Mic for Realistic Radios
Accessories Unlimited 325-505 5 Pin Din Dynamic CB Mic for Realistic Radios
DX-300
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Am I too late? 
I have a pretty well brand new 5-pin Diesel Dynamic Mic sitting around here and it was never used as the old Realistic radio I intended to use it for fried itself! Now I'm using a Uniden 510XL CB anyway.
PM me if you'd like to negotiate a price!
I have a pretty well brand new 5-pin Diesel Dynamic Mic sitting around here and it was never used as the old Realistic radio I intended to use it for fried itself! Now I'm using a Uniden 510XL CB anyway. PM me if you'd like to negotiate a price!
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natrixgli
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That connector looks like a standard 5-pin DIN connector used for MIDI, etc. You should be able to pick one up cheap and wire the mic of your choice.
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cqcqcq
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I use a COBRA hand mic from R&L ELECTRONICS, with a mic adaptor from SPARKYS CB SHOP. Both are on the web, just a phone call away..
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DX-300
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Mic is sold!...Just wanted to make it clear
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