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USB desk mic PTT

rockettradio

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Need some guidance; I work in a hospital security dispatch, trying to source a (decently priced) replacement USB desk mic with PTT. Currently Using Radio Pro ROIP with a ETC VM-1S, _OR_ hints on windows drivers for a Soundtech GN-USB-PT?
 

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These USB mic/headset adapters are compatible with some radio interface software. I used one with a remote controlled TenTec radio and the mic PTT worked fine but the computer curser had to be parked over the PTT button in the GUI. You can use a stock military mic or wire any dynamic base mic to it. It may also work with condenser types but I have not tried that.

 
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