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you'd need a ptt switch since the inline switch on a computer headset
basically connects and breaks the actual mic line, turning the mic on and
off, you'd need it to be separate to act as a PTT. Other than that, the
adapter for the heil pro headsets should work for what you want. You may
need a stereo to mono adapter but it seems to me I tried that once upon a
time with one of those adapters to one of my radios and didn't need one.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Michael Ryan" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, July 15, 2011 12:04 PM
Subject: Headset Adapter
> Hi All:=20
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> I'm looking to adapt my Cyber Acoustic computer headset to use on my =
> Yaesu FT-450, which has the 8 pin modular mic jack.=20
> I've looked at the W2ENY design services adapters and quite frankly, Bob =
> has been vary vague on answering my questions. I certainly don't want to =
> throw 30CAN for a pile of crap. =20
> So to that end, I might as well look at Heil. Is anyone using or has had =
> some experience with the Heil AD line of mic adapters?=20
> Would my 3.5MM mic plug on the headset plug right in or would I have to =
> modify the headset mic plug?=20
> Would I have to include or fab up a PTT switch or would simply switching =
> on and off the headset's mic switch activate and deactivate the PTT?=20
> =20
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> TNX & 73:=20
>
> Michael De VO1RYN=20
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