Icom Boom Mike

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

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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

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.