[K3] [KX3] I phone headset for mic

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[K3] [KX3] I phone headset for mic

mikerodgerske5gbc
A few weeks ago there was talk of 4 conductor plugs for kx3 from mouser.

If the female and male are available, I'm thinking of trying the I phone headset. I assume it's electret.

Does anyone have the mouser numbers and layout/pinout for the iPhone plug? Is anyone ahead of me on this?
There might be a problem with shielding, don't know.

73
Mike R

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Re: [K3] [KX3] I phone headset for mic

Thomas F.
Hi Mike,

I found this:

http://pinouts.ru/HeadsetsHeadphones/iphone_headphone_pinout.shtml

Did someone tested a iPhone headset with a kx3?


Best 73
Tom DL5NEN
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Re: [K3] [KX3] I phone headset for mic

Philip G0ISW
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I'm using a Turtle Beach Z11 PC/iPhone Headset with my Elecraft KX-3, this headset terminates in an iPhone 4 section 3.5mm plug and allows use like that in the iPhone.

Using the Turtle Beach supplied PC splitter adaptor lead, this 4 section iPhone plug is converted into two 3.5mm leads one each for microphone and speakers for the KX-3/PC and works great.

I've just tried my iPhone white microphone/earplugs into this same adaptor with my KX-3, it does work!

Receive audio is fine, transmit audio is OK but I can hear a liitle bit of electrical interference in the shack whilst monitoring my own transmitted audio. Looking at the white lead being so thin, maybe this is due to less shielding than the thick cable on the Turtle Beach headset which exhibits no such noise?

73 de Philip G0ISW

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