I was given this by a local here for me to set up and test, so he could listen to how it sounds. Mined you now, this is small test and there will be more to follow. 1st station was 2 miles from me. 2nd station was 8 miles from me - which he has worked on solid state radio's for the last 40 yrs. I will make this short for now and just give the results. Radio - 2970dx After all said and done, both stations agreed that the mic was not very strong in the audio department. They have both said that the same radio with the 575 and Turner +3 was double the audio than what the 201M was doing.
The mic was only tested on SSB. The mic preformed the best in only one setting and that setting was: Mic was set; FM mode, Low compression. It didn't work good in manual mode when using the mic gain on the base - although it would drive the radio well, it just didn't have any 'punch'. I am done testing the 201 now and the mic was turned back to the owner. From talking with several people today in Calif, including Robb here from the forum, here is how it sounded. All testing was done on SSB with 2970dx The majority have voted for the mic to be set in the FM mode for talking on SSB.
JCD-201 DELUXE BASE STATION DESKTOP MICROPHONE For use with Amatur radio or CB radios.
When the mic was set in SSB mode the audio was not as good as FM setting. It was also tested in the Low/High compression setting and it was a no go for these settings.
No one like the way it sounded and besides that, there was a drop of about 25-30 watts when in this setting on the mic. Although the audio was decent, it did lack the 'punch' that the 575 or Tuner +3 gave. The +3 actually had more drive in putting out the watts. The owner of the mic also listened to it and has decided to return it for a refund. This mic may work on many other radio's, but on the 2970dx, like the owner has, it's not what he wants. He has listen to my +3 on the same radio and liked it much better than the 201. I traded a cobra 148 for a jcd201 mic a few years back.
I spoke to the dealer in KY that was pushing these big time way back when. I was directed to their mouthpiece. All i can say is THANK GOODNESS FOR E BAY!!!!
He supposedly had a hand in the design & building of these. I'm guessing he picked the color. Pryme doesn't support the jcd201, but. Yeah, i pretty much got the same results. I tried it on an ic735, ic751a, ic765, ft101e, ft767, ts440, a host of uniden grants, cobra 2000, and even a couple connex 4800/rci6900-type exports. On the hf rigs, it 'worked', but nothing at all to distinguish itself from the stock mic.
On the CB's & exports-YUP. Well, it was clean & clear, but absolutely NOTHING! No punch, it wasn't loud, and yes, the compressor made a difference in PEP watts, but, 75 to 90 ain't doing NOTHING. 75 LOUD watts seemed to outdo 90 'quiet' watts everytime. Looks nice, but it's missing something.
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Unless you have a Circuit diagram for that mic, the only real way is trial and error. Before I bought myself a Mic Tester () I used a set of wires with crocodile clips (clickable image below). Clip one lead to each color out of the Mic, then have a mic plug with open wires on it plugged into an old CB Radio. Usually it is easy to identfy the Mic's Earth/Common/Braid so that can be connected, then just go through the other wires looking for a Make/Break-on-PTT which will identify the TX and RX wires. Then it is just a guess which of the remaining one or two wires is the Mic Audio Feed. Thanks for your input Mike.When i got this mic i looked at the manual and it did tell me what wires did what.The problem started when i looked for the 4 pin diagram to a galaxy 949. Shyama sangeet mp3 download by kumar sanu.
Hi this is for the jcd201m to galaxy 949 using the stock jcd201 mic lead and color coding ok it does not actually matter which wire is what color.but to save rewiring the whole lead just cut back the jcd lead and reconnect the brown wire to pin 2 things to remember here are this.the shield MUST be on the audio earth pin on any radio.the wire that has the shield wrapped around it MUST be the audio wire on any radio.any other wire can do any other job.ie the pink wire can be the up.down.rx.wire. Ok that said here we go disregard what color is what in the stuff you see on line.each 'tech' have their preference to what wire to use for what function.ie.not every red wire i is the tx wire in every mic(talking about stock from the factory mic wiring here).in some cases it can be the shielded audio wire that is red.in some mics i have seen it as the up wire or the dc voltage wire. The thing that must stay standard is the shield connects to the audio earth and the shielded wire is the audio wire (if not then there will be rf feedback/hum issues.) ok down to the nuts and bolts of your problem wire as below the only things that matter to you is that tx is connected to tx(pin 4 of 8 pin to pin 3 of 4 pin).