Can someone tell me the Kenwood part number for the mic cord for the KMC 27B? I have the part number for the KMC 35 but the cord won't fit right where the cord plugs up. The older KMC 27B had a longer neck where the rubber boot attaches and the newer mics are shorter where the boot attaches.
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Kenwood KMC 27B
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danielxgame
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mic parts # T91-0621-05 - yes the rubber is diff. for KMC 35, but if you have KMC 35 you can still used it in your radio.
Reelfishguy
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The part number for the old style cord (has a round ridge around the rubber boot) is E30-7648-05
The part number for the new style cord (has a square ridge around the rubber boot) is E30-3360-28
It is probably cheaper to purchase a complete new microphone than purchase a replacement cord.
The part number for the new style cord (has a square ridge around the rubber boot) is E30-3360-28
It is probably cheaper to purchase a complete new microphone than purchase a replacement cord.
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