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David Clark M4 Electret Noise Cancelling Aviation Microphone Mic Green on 2040-parts.com

US $35.00
Location:

Pleasant Hill, Missouri, United States

Pleasant Hill, Missouri, United States
Condition:Used Brand:David Clark Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:M4

This M4 amplified electret microphone has been tested and meets David Clarks specs.

This mic will work on these David Clark headsets ; H10-40, H10-30, H10-36 and to convert the H10-76 military headset.

This Electret Microphone is a noise canceling type designed to operate in place of carbon and amplified dynamic microphones.

It will not operate in circuits that do not supply a DC bias voltage.

Most modern aviation communications equipment do supply this required voltage. 

If unsure, consult with your radio technical manual or with your local avionics shop.

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