Hi.

You might contact Plantronics and ask the question.  They are the company 
that makes the headsets that we use in our call center.  Probably a little 
pricy, but I suspect they would have the best shot at making something that 
would fill the bill.  Still wondering what characteristics make it 
compatible with a hearing aid, but since these folks make a lot of 
equipment for telephone applications, my suspicion is that they are likely 
to be aware of hearing impairment issues.

73, de Lou K2LKK



At 12:03 PM 8/10/2007 -0700, you wrote:
>John,
>     Well it looks like I am not going to find answers here.  I will find out
>hwo makes headsets and email tech support for the answers then see if I then
>need to look at converting the connectors.  I know a local tech who could do
>the work if I need it.
>
>     Apparently the way this radio is set up, one needs to have both the
>speaker and mic plugged in for it to work.  So I cant even just listen to it
>using a headset with no mic..  I will perservere.
>
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