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uBITX Desk Microphone
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This is a desk microphone I designed to match the uBITX enclosure I made. The mic element is an electret type that comes with the uBITX QRP kit. You can also use it on any device that will work with an electret mic. Electrets need a bias voltage to work.
Additional materials needed are:
- 2x 3mm hex keys to hold the gooseneck at each end. Or you can just glue the ends.
- 2x 3mm nuts and bolts for the cable clamp.
- 4x 3mm machine screws to join both halves of the base.
- 8x8mm pushbutton switch, momentary contacts (for the PTT)
- 8x8mm pushbutton switch, latching contacts (for the PTT Lock)
- USB laptop lamp with a 5mm gooseneck. I got mine from a dollar shop and loads are listed on eBay at around the same price.
- Mesh strainer for the mic grille. I got mine, again, from a dollar shop.
Only 2 pins are needed on each switch. You can cut the unneeded pins to make it easier to mount the switches. Solder the wires to the pins, and while inserting the wires/swi
Additional materials needed are:
- 2x 3mm hex keys to hold the gooseneck at each end. Or you can just glue the ends.
- 2x 3mm nuts and bolts for the cable clamp.
- 4x 3mm machine screws to join both halves of the base.
- 8x8mm pushbutton switch, momentary contacts (for the PTT)
- 8x8mm pushbutton switch, latching contacts (for the PTT Lock)
- USB laptop lamp with a 5mm gooseneck. I got mine from a dollar shop and loads are listed on eBay at around the same price.
- Mesh strainer for the mic grille. I got mine, again, from a dollar shop.
Only 2 pins are needed on each switch. You can cut the unneeded pins to make it easier to mount the switches. Solder the wires to the pins, and while inserting the wires/swi
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