Microair 760

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I have a Microair 760 that I installed in my ASW20 that didn't wire up like the instructions. The cabin speaker leads have 12v on them, burned up a new speaker. The only way I can use it is with a head set because if you use a boom mic I get bad feed back. I installed one in my LS1 and it worked perfect. Is there any support in the US that I can talk to or send it to have it looked at?

[kiwiindenver]

On Monday, January 27, 2014 6:09:53 PM UTC-7, wrote:
> I have a Microair 760 that I installed in my ASW20 that didn't wire up like the instructions. The cabin speaker leads have 12v on them, burned up a new speaker. The only way I can use it is with a head set because if you use a boom mic I get bad feed back. I installed one in my LS1 and it worked perfect. Is there any support in the US that I can talk to or send it to have it looked at?

Rick Lord (repair at microairusa dot com) was extremely helpful to me last year.

Alan

[CJ[_3_]]

I emailed Microair HQ (Aust) and they replied promptly with a very detailed
instructions on how to fix the problem. Full marks for service.

Brgds,

Casey Jay
B3

> wrote:
> I have a Microair 760 that I installed in my ASW20 that didn't wire up
> like the instructions. The cabin speaker leads have 12v on them, burned
> up a new speaker. The only way I can use it is with a head set because if
> you use a boom mic I get bad feed back. I installed one in my LS1 and it
> worked perfect. Is there any support in the US that I can talk to or
> send it to have it looked at?

[dbrunone]

x2 for Rick Lord in NY. He's extremely helpful. I do know that there are MANY iterations of the Microair M760, and some have different wiring. You need to have the correct manual for the "Rev" of the radio you own.

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Thank David this Tim M I wired your LS1.