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January 14th 07, 11:51 AM
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Connection of second microphone
Hello,
I was asked to add a second mic to our Twin Astir (it has mic only on the front seat), can someone give an idea on how should I connect it? can I just connect it in parallel to the existing one? Thanx, Yuval 
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