The_Hawk_Master
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I picked up a NMN6228c mic i am trying to figure out what the switch dose on the top of the mic. I know there an antenna port and I know it has noise cancellation but I can’t figure out what the switch dose.
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NMN6228c mic
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It's a receive audio high/low toggle switch.
The_Hawk_Master
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It’s it always set to that or is it programmable/ can you change it?
The_Hawk_Master
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So it’s for the power output? Or the volume in/out?
The_Hawk_Master
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Oh ok that’s not quite what i was thinking.
Thank you. I can’t find any information at all on this mic. Is there anything else special about it that I am missing?
The_Hawk_Master
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I have a set of ht1000s I am using them on. Ok I just wanted to make sure i wasn’t missing any features they came with.
The_Hawk_Master
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Is the antenna on the radio disabled when the mic is on it?
MTS2000des
5B2_BEE00 Czar
Most HT1000s had an RF switch on the side, but 2 channel models made during the later period do not actually have the RF switch on the RF board. You can easily tell by putting the radio in RX mode (on say, a weather channel or keyed repeater) and press the plunger with a pen or other dull pointed object, if the receive drops or goes away, you have an RF switch, if not, the RF board has a factory installed jumper. (This applies to 2 channel HT1000s only)
