Cb mic

[midnightrider1300]

is there a way to hook up a CB mic without using the headsets? or will any 5 pin cb mic work?

[etcswjoe]

Yes,

 

It's fairly easy just wire a mic up with a 5 pin din you will have to run a set of wires to the push to talk circuit so you can use the mic PTT. Here is a thread that covers it http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=59362

[eusa1]

I purchased a helmetless head set from wing stuff and leave the headset part around my neck and use the boom mic with the trigger switch and the bike speakers to listen.

don't care for anything over my ears

[midnightrider1300]

thing is i never use my HS... but there have been times i could use the cb ....ouch ... I found this but dang.....

J&M CB Hand Microphone Kit CBHM-GL1815

 

 

 

by J&M

 

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List Price: $129.99 Price: $100.87 & FREE SHIPPING You Save: $29.12 (22%)

 

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Only 6 left in stock.

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• Once installed, the included female headset pig-tail jack with dust-cover, will accept either this specific J&M CB hand mike, OR the standard 5-pin lower cord connection from a J&M, Honda or other brand compatible helmet headset
  
• Kit includes:
  
• High-impact molded noise-cancelling hand microphone, tuned for use at highway speeds.
  
• Custom made black powder coated, stainless steel handlebar mounting bracket & mounting hardware, with heavy-duty mike clip.
  
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Edited August 26, 2014 by midnightrider1300

[eusa1]

guess your missing the point.

my method lets you have a microphone at your chin and you don't have to pick up anything to key the microphone, just pull the trigger switch on the left handlebar and talk on the cb while listening to the dash speakers.

 

the set cost about 80 bucks and allows you to have ear speakers if you care to use them.

[etcswjoe]

guess your missing the point.

my method lets you have a microphone at your chin and you don't have to pick up anything to key the microphone, just pull the trigger switch on the left handlebar and talk on the cb while listening to the dash speakers.

 

the set cost about 80 bucks and allows you to have ear speakers if you care to use them.

 

I like that idea better since you do not have to let go of the handlebars to talk, I think these are the ones he is talking about.

 

http://www.sierra-mc.com/proddetail.asp?prod=IMC-HS-G140P

[eusa1]

I like that idea better since you do not have to let go of the handlebars to talk, I think these are the ones he is talking about.

 

http://www.sierra-mc.com/proddetail.asp?prod=IMC-HS-G140P

 

you are correct sir!

 

that what I have used for years

[midnightrider1300]

you are correct sir!

 

that what I have used for years

 

 

I had a set of those that I sold for $80.00... lol guess i messed up there lol

[midnightrider1300]

guess your missing the point.

my method lets you have a microphone at your chin and you don't have to pick up anything to key the microphone, just pull the trigger switch on the left handlebar and talk on the cb while listening to the dash speakers.

 

the set cost about 80 bucks and allows you to have ear speakers if you care to use them.

 

 

oh I got the point.... lol i'm CHEAP... didn't want to spend $80.00 lol& i sure didn't want to spend 105.....

[etcswjoe]

guess your missing the point.

my method lets you have a microphone at your chin and you don't have to pick up anything to key the microphone, just pull the trigger switch on the left handlebar and talk on the cb while listening to the dash speakers.

 

the set cost about 80 bucks and allows you to have ear speakers if you care to use them.

 

Mic 8 bucks

 

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Connectors 4 bucks

 

 

just pick up some 3 pair shielded cable and you are good to go for about 25 bucks.

Edited August 27, 2014 by etcswjoe

[Barrycuda]

I purchased a helmetless head set from wing stuff and leave the headset part around my neck and use the boom mic with the trigger switch and the bike speakers to listen.

don't care for anything over my ears

 

 

I like that idea. I'm going to try that method out. First I need a headset...