Straight.
Attach it to radio and mike under screws.
Make it long enough so that you can still stretch out the cord.
I can't think of another way.


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Subject: Re: Kenwood Mc60A desktop mic

How does one run an extra ground wire down the center of the cord?

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> On Dec 24, 2014, at 6:11 AM, Butch Bussen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> One other comment, I had severe rf in my audio problems when I got my
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> that radio seems more suceptable than most.  I had to put in a couple
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> those line isolaters and that solved the problem, I can dig up the link
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> anyone wants it.  There were some other fixes with those microphones,=20
> running a wire down the center of the cord from base of microphone to=20
> ground on the radio as I recall.  That might have b een the 50, but
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> microphones have been known to have r f i problems as well.  As
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> above, I went from a 2000 with no r f i at all to the 590 and had
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> r f i which the coax isolators fixed.
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> Butch
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