Some companies that sell kits like Elecraft and k1el.com have lists of hams 
on their sites who, for a small fee, will put those kits together for you. 
Possibly, if you write to those hams themselves, they may be willing to help 
you. Anyway, it would be a good place to start. Good luck. Lou WA3MIX
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Brent Harding" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2015 8:16 PM
Subject: Are there places around that will build stuff?


>I am an amateur radio operator, and I know there are a lot of things out =
> there that one may need to build in order to get. Cables are often a =
> good example, and they could be very difficult to do if you can't see. =
> Where might I find someone that can modify or build a headset mic combo =
> that has the iPhone-style plug on one side and a regular headset plug on =
> the other to have computer in one ear and the phone in the other and =
> have the mic working to be able to use it for calls? During my research, =
> I found that Plantronics makes something very similar, but the phone =
> side only works with specific office phones and their odd connectors. I =
> prefer the on the ear headsets like the cheaper computer headsets used =
> to be as opposed to full cans or buds that don't fit me well. As a =
> result, I tried to use two pair once and busted at least one in half by =
> pushing one side off my ear to put that side's earphone on my ear from =
> the other pair. Are there places out there that might be able to make =
> something up? I had gotten hold of this one guy on a site called =
> Thumbtack that isn't designed for getting quotes for this, and he said =
> he could make a little cable to do that where I could plug any headset =
> mic in, but now that I told him which one I had in mind, he has seemed =
> not to respond any more.