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Modifications for the ICOM - RogerK

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push buttonswitch ^ ^| |____________________| |_____________________________| |___C IIIIIV| n. c. --^ _]|_____________________________________________________|mic plug shield standard mic jack<strong>for</strong> <strong>ICOM</strong>OR<strong>ICOM</strong> mic plug tip to <strong>the</strong> middle ring of a standard mic jack. Carry <strong>the</strong> shield straight from <strong>the</strong> mic plug sleve to <strong>the</strong> standard micjack sleve. Now you can put a DC PPT in <strong>the</strong> standard mic jack and <strong>the</strong>n put ei<strong>the</strong>r a headset mic or <strong>the</strong> mic plug from <strong>the</strong>Sigtronic intercom into <strong>the</strong> PPT mic jack. NOTE that if you plug a mic or <strong>the</strong> intercom mic plug into this it will key <strong>the</strong> <strong>ICOM</strong>.______________________________________| |___C IIIIIV| n. c. --^ _]|_____________________________________|mic plugstandard mic jack<strong>for</strong> <strong>ICOM</strong>Standard aircraft radios use <strong>the</strong> tip to shield to key <strong>the</strong> transmitter, <strong>the</strong> <strong>ICOM</strong> does NOT use this method.David Clock PPT switch switches BOTH <strong>the</strong> mic lead AND <strong>the</strong> tx key lead, I think some o<strong>the</strong>rs do as well.Jim Needham N201S------------------------------------------------------------------------When I wanted to do this, I started out by making two simple straight through adapters, one <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> mic and one <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> phone.Then I measured all combinations trying to figure out how <strong>ICOM</strong> did thier trick. I accidently shorted <strong>the</strong> mic tip to shield and <strong>the</strong>tx LCD lit. I also pluged a mic from a headset and noticed that <strong>the</strong> tx keyed, and having ano<strong>the</strong>r radio on <strong>the</strong> bench, heard <strong>the</strong>feedback.<strong>ICOM</strong> mic jack, only 2 conductortip to shield, about 4 or 5 voltsphone jackrx, audio from tip to shieldtx, same DC as above from tip to shieldMy installation does work. In <strong>the</strong> air, on <strong>the</strong> ground, upside down B-{)### I have also talked to someone else in my plane fromano<strong>the</strong>r <strong>ICOM</strong> and it sonded good to me.Hope you have <strong>the</strong> same good luck that I have had. Stay out of <strong>the</strong> trees.Jim Needham N201SThis modification is read 804 times.top of page27-03-2000(IC-2GXAT) The <strong>ICOM</strong> 2GXAT HARDWARE MOD1. Open <strong>the</strong> radio by following <strong>the</strong> manuals instructions.2. On <strong>the</strong> half with <strong>the</strong> display and tone keys find <strong>the</strong> big chip (logic chip)3. To <strong>the</strong> right of it <strong>the</strong>re are some small parts that look like this:|--------|| Logic | XX XX| Chip | x| |D14----> x XX| | x x|--------| XX XX XX

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