Groundplane kit for the A99

Great Antennas made by the makers of the Solarcon A99 home CB basestation antenna.

Great Antennas made by the makers of the Solarcon A99

   40 CHANNEL  AM/SSB MOBILE  CB RADIO

- 40 CB Channels
- Classic Chrome Styling
- Full RF Power Output
- RF Gain Control
- Dynamike Gain Control

TECH NOTES:

The DM-5000 Echo microphone was designed to give the operator not only Connex Super turbo Echo effects but also allows the 'injection' of a sound byte TOY directly into the microphone.  

The echo effects are controlled by two wheels on the backside of the mic, one for the number of times the audio is repeated and one for the speed of the effects.  This model has a portal on the back to adjust the audio output level as well as the volume or level of the built in talk back.  This mic comes with a Mil-10 Cord that is flexible yet strong and is wired to 4-pin Uniden/Cobra and a 9-volt battery is required for this mic.

In addition to the echo effects you may 'inject' a sound byte into the microphone using your personal computer. Directions for programming of the toy as posted below and on the Injectable Toy page of this website.

Recording the DM-5000

Start by connecting the PC2 cord you received with the microphone, to your computer. Unplug your external speakers from your computer. Insert plug #1 into the jack you previously had the external speakers in. Plug the external speakers into the panel jack that is on the PC2 cord. Plug #2 is then plugged into the jack on the side of your DM5000 microphone.

                                   PLUG #1

PLUG #2  

Choose the Sound Byte you wish to record. Play it using the media player of your choice.  The Windows Media Player will do just fine.  Play the Sound Byte a couple of times, get use to the time it takes for the Sound Byte to begin playing. This will be very important later on.

Place a 9-volt battery in the DM-5000 microphone. Push the RED button on the side of the microphone in until it clicks on.  You have now turned on the power to the toy. Plug #2 gets plugged into the panel jack on the side of the microphone as noted above. Be certain it is inserted all the way in. To be certain of a good contact in an older microphone that the connectors may have oxidized, rotate the plug back and forth a couple of times.  Having the Sound Byte already cued up, take the RED push button on the PC2 cord in one hand.  Use your mouse to start the Sound Byte and push the RED button at the same time, hold the red button down for the entire time the Sound Byte is playing. When the Sound Byte is over, release the RED button. 

Push on the RED button located on the side of the DM-5000 Microphone to turn the power off to the toy in the microphone.  This MUST BE DONE before you remove plug #2 from the side of the microphone.  If you do not turn off the power to the toy, it will erase.  Now you are ready to play your recorded Sound Byte over the air.

Please note that it may be necessary to experiment with various volume levels on your media player. In fact some people have to turn their media players almost off, in order to achieve the perfect sound level on playback.  You can turn off the speakers as much as needed as this will not effect the level of the recording. Be sure to check the volume of the recording compared to your voice before you leave home. You may not be happy with the results if they levels are too far off.  A T747 Microphone Test Center would be of help to verify that the toy and voice levels are equal.

The DM-1000 Connex Super turbo has two wheels on the backside to control the echo effects, one for the number of times the audio is repeated and one for the speed of the effects.  This model has a portal on the back to adjust the audio output level as well as the volume or level of the built-in talk back.  This mic comes with a Mil-10 Cord that is flexible yet strong and is wired to 4-pin Uniden/Cobra and a 9-volt battery is required for this mic

40 Channel CB Radio
Built in Talk Back
Variable Power Output
Large S/RF/SWR Meter
Built In Modulation Meter
Frequency Counter Jack
Rf & Mic Gain, Delta Tune, ANL & NB

 

Rf & Mic Gain, Delta Tune,

ANL & NB