I am hoping that someone could help me out and provide me with a link on where I can purchase a Baofeng microphone. I'm referring to the one that comes with the uBITX, the hand microphone that looks like it is for an HT but it has just the one pin instead of 2 pins.?
Thank you
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I saw this one too, but I'm not sure it would work on the uBitx, because the mic for the uBitx has only three connections on the plug rather than four.? I think the difference is that the uBitx mic is just a mic, and not a speaker-mic.?

Checked my mic for a part number, but couldn't find one.? Unfortunately, so far I've not found anything for sale that looks like it matches up.?

Might need to contact hfsignals.com or gigparts.com directly to see if one could be ordered.

Another option might be to order a Baofeng speaker mic and change the connector to a 3.5mm stereo plug,? or find/build a short cable to adapt it.

73 Rolan N8LOV

Thanks for the replies.?
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I am REALLY happy with my -24DB cartridge homemade Mike. The Sbitx ?needs a good bit of audio signal input. I think this is a great chance for a cottage industry to develop selling these mics and shipping them, with the right connector, shielded cable is possible, and wwith really high output. ?

I have a cheap dynamic mic and I'm trying to convert it to an electrict and wire it up for the uBITX / sBITX and use it with my mic boom. I use a mic boom and PTT pedal with my Elecraft K2 and I really enjoy having my hands free. For my uBITX I use a?modified CB mic with built in amplifier?which really works well. I'm trying to figure out how to rig up a hands free setup like I have with my k2 but for my uBITX. Since I use my uBITX the most I would like to set it up the way that I prefer. This isn't a must have because I mostly operate CW but I also like to get on 2 meter SSB a lot.?
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Yes, that is what Farhan does to get the mikes for the hFSignals supplied radios.

Aaron beat me to it. A Mic with a preamp or I had co sidered just building a simple amplifier circuit with an adjustable gain pot and wiring it between the mic input and the circuit board. Either of those seem to be a solution here.?

I would like to get a project enclosure and have a cable out the back for the microphone cable on the radio. Have 2 jacks, one for the electrict microphone and the other for PTT. It would be nice to have a amplifier and such but I don't know anything about making something like that.??
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