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Jim Burrill · #1 03-06-13, 04:27

I must be a masochist... I am tryign to make my WS 19 IC system work for the three crew in the Humber A/C....

Actually, trying to adapt the original wiring and headsets to use a modern IC chip and impedance match to the CB and FRS radios we are using at reenactments.

SO few people have fnctional WS/19s, and even less have the proper licenses to operate them. SO, for reeanctments, the radio of choice is Citizen's band and FRS. If youmess with radios, you know that modern radios' impendance is different than the wartime radios. The headsets and mikes are not directly compatible with out some Resistors and caps added.

Anyone else out there dealt with this?

Jim Burrill · #2 03-06-13, 04:35

Rick, why not try to graf the Peltor headset electronics into a Wartime WS/19 Headset instead of a post war Clansman?

jeff davis · #3 03-06-13, 04:56

Changed Title
Regards
Jeff

eddy8men · #4 03-06-13, 20:49

errm ! sorry jeff for stealing the thread.

jeff davis · #5 03-06-13, 23:18

Not Stealing I wanted an answer to a Question.
I tend to Change topics during most conversations anyways.
Jd

Chuck Anderson · #6 03-06-13, 23:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim Burrill

I must be a masochist... I am tryign to make my WS 19 IC system work for the three crew in the Humber A/C....

Actually, trying to adapt the original wiring and headsets to use a modern IC chip and impedance match to the CB and FRS radios we are using at reenactments.

SO few people have fnctional WS/19s, and even less have the proper licenses to operate them. SO, for reeanctments, the radio of choice is Citizen's band and FRS. If youmess with radios, you know that modern radios' impendance is different than the wartime radios. The headsets and mikes are not directly compatible with out some Resistors and caps added.

Anyone else out there dealt with this?

I've put FRS into all of the radios in my rigs and haven't had an issue with using unaltered period headsets & microphones. The FRS input/output lines are connected to the internals of the period headset & mic jacks. With the No. 19 set in the Dingo, the FRS is connected in the Control Box, not the period radio itself. Since the period radio controls don't actually do anything, I set the FRS and tuck it into the Signals satchel.