Icom Boom Mike

[Kevin Neave]

Icom used to sell a slim, sexy boom mike, about 2/3
the thickness of all the chunky ones that seem to be
readily available.

Anyone know if it's still in production?
If so where can I get one?
Or any alternatives ?

Most of the ones available from your typical pilot's
shop seem to be about 10mm diam, the Icom one as I
remember was about 6 or 7mm (That's the gooseneck bit
not the Mike!)

Cheers

Kevin

[Tim Newport-Peace]

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In article >, Kevin Neave
> writes
>Icom used to sell a slim, sexy boom mike, about 2/3
>the thickness of all the chunky ones that seem to be
>readily available.
>
>Anyone know if it's still in production?
>If so where can I get one?
>Or any alternatives ?
>
>Most of the ones available from your typical pilot's
>shop seem to be about 10mm diam, the Icom one as I
>remember was about 6 or 7mm (That's the gooseneck bit
>not the Mike!)
>
>Cheers
>
>Kevin
>
>
To the best of my knowledge it is no longer available if you are
referring to the IC-HS15.

Which model of ICOM are you trying to work to? The microphone
arrangements for the A3E/A22 are different from the legacy models
(A2/A20). The HS15 would work with the A2 or A20 but probably not to an
A3E or A22.

Tim Newport-Peace.
Specialist Systems Ltd. Tel: +44 (0) 1256 381465

[Kevin Neave]

I'm actually using an Icom A20.

However if I can find a source for a slim gooseneck
I can change the Microphone insert to suit whatever
radio.
My problem is that the goosenecks that are readily
available seem much fatter than the Icom HS15 used
to be

>At 22:42 24 September 2003, Tim Newport-Peace wrote:
>>>
>>To the best of my knowledge it is no longer available
>>if you are
>>referring to the IC-HS15.
>>
>>Which model of ICOM are you trying to work to? The
>>microphone
>>arrangements for the A3E/A22 are different from the
>>legacy models
>>(A2/A20). The HS15 would work with the A2 or A20 but
>>probably not to an
>>A3E or A22.
>>

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