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Gary G wrote: Would anyone be kind enough to point me to a wiring diagram for a general aviation radio? I need to know the pinout configurations and voltage for the mic connection. Thank you and regards in advace! Gary There is VERY low voltage involved -- #22 AWG (shielded) wire will suffice. There are three hookups to the jack: Mike Key, Mike Audio and Mike Ring. Ring goes to Ground Key goes to a switch, which grounds the key circuit. This activates the transmit relay in the radio. Mike Audio passes straight through to the radio audio circuit and carries the voice. This wire should be shielded, to reduce EM interference. IIRC, the audio is the tip of the jack; the key is the next position on the jack. Ground is the outer (long) part of the jack. Check with a circuit tester. |
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