Tommy,
D104 mikes come in two models. Those older with high impedance output and
no preamp/ matching amplifier, and the newer model with a circuit board in
circular base with circuit to match to low impedance modern radios. This
is a two active device circuit that is widely available on the web so you
could build your own. The high impedance element wants to see thousands of
ohms at the transmitter input. You need to see which input your rig has.
The switch is the push to talk switch, if the bar on the side of the mike
stand. If a switch on base, it might have been to switch from high to low
impedance in which case you are set for use with any rig. The built in
amplifier, impedance matching circuit used a battery, accessible from a base
plate on the bottom.
Stuart
K5KVH
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