Only a suggestion, and is probably worth what you are paying for it,
but in my experience, best thing to do with that model mic is take
the amplifier out of the base, and throw it in the nearest trash can.
Then re-wire the mic without it. No Amateur radio I know of needs (or
performs better) with an amplified mic. Certainly not your Corsair
II. Best to you and yours, and let us know what you come up with for
a solution.
73- Greg, KC8HXO
--- OTAKEBI@aol.com wrote:
> I am using a Shure 526T Series II mic with a Corsair II.
> The mic clips signals if set over a 3.
> Here is question.
> On all amplified mic I have used in the past if you turn the mic
> gain all
> the way down it shuts off the mic.
> This is not the case on this Shure.
> I can turn it all the way down and still have a good signal out on
> the scope.
> Is that the way the Shures are set up or do I have a mic problem?
> I am going to take the battery out tonight and see if the scope
> still shows
> a signal from the mic.
> If it does I must have a bad mic right?
> If any of you guys have one of these mics could you let me know how
> yours
> works as to this problem.
> I would think the output should be 0 or close to it turned down to
> 1.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Dan/N4VET
>
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