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rcvmo
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I find the line output and connect that to a home-brewed mixer. If the radio doesn't have a line output terminal, then one is found on the hot side of the volume control or output of the demodulator/ squelch circuit.
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Here is a nice option
http://www.fleetradioproducts.com/htm/model201.htm
http://www.fleetradioproducts.com/htm/model201.htm
N1508J
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How about a transformer?
In de olde days, I usta use a multi input primary or (secondary) transformer with a single 8 ohm primary or (secondary). In other words, get a transformer that has ISOLATED-multiple 8 ohm windings on one side, (which will serve as your inputs) and a single 8 ohm winding on the other side which will be for your speaker. Remember now, I said the multiple input windings MUST be ISOLATED inputs, NOT a multi-tapped 8 ohm coil...or else you'll blow any DC coupled audio output finals in the scanners!!!!
stang351 said:
In de olde days, I usta use a multi input primary or (secondary) transformer with a single 8 ohm primary or (secondary). In other words, get a transformer that has ISOLATED-multiple 8 ohm windings on one side, (which will serve as your inputs) and a single 8 ohm winding on the other side which will be for your speaker. Remember now, I said the multiple input windings MUST be ISOLATED inputs, NOT a multi-tapped 8 ohm coil...or else you'll blow any DC coupled audio output finals in the scanners!!!!
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Simple Mixer
Here is a page on making a simple mixer to mix two audio sources:
http://epanorama.net/circuits/linesum.html
Here is a page on making a simple mixer to mix two audio sources:
http://epanorama.net/circuits/linesum.html
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