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Partyline: Can I fit a KB702 unit into a Marine Vessel captains chair
Partyline: Can I fit a KB702 unit into a Marine Vessel captains chair
Customers wants to know ifs its possible to fit KB702 unit into a Marine Vessel captains chair see attached for picture of the chair
Simplestsolution would be to a) Take a KB702GM unit – and hideit somewhere under or very close to the chair- Using very high quality screened mic cable wire from the main PCB of theKB702 unit to the mic in the chair , - The KB702 unit accepts electret microphones so please ask the chairmanufacturer if they can provide an electret mic - Here is our mic spec PanelMicrophone Input (KB-702GM)Input TypeElectretInputImpedance >=2KΩMic LimiterThreshold -2dBu ±3dBMic Limiter Range >= 15dB b) Wire a PTT switch from chairto be soldered across the main talk switch of KB702GM c) Wire from the main PCB of theKB702 to the speaker in the chairHere is the spec for the the KB702 speaker outputLoad Impedance >= 4ÙMaxOutput Level before 1% Distortion 20dBu ± 2dBu Whilethis is a recommendation please note that by modifying the KB702 willinvalidate the warranty on the unit.
Alternative is to have the KB unit (or HKB for HelixNet) integrated into the armrest to allow for talk-switch and volume manipulation as well as channel choice if the arm rest is large enoughIf there is an option for a chair with a large enough armrest that doesn’t have integrated speaker and microphone. then use the KB as normal (i.e. gooseneck sticking out of the armrest)
Simplestsolution would be to a) Take a KB702GM unit – and hideit somewhere under or very close to the chair- Using very high quality screened mic cable wire from the main PCB of theKB702 unit to the mic in the chair , - The KB702 unit accepts electret microphones so please ask the chairmanufacturer if they can provide an electret mic - Here is our mic spec PanelMicrophone Input (KB-702GM)Input TypeElectretInputImpedance >=2KΩMic LimiterThreshold -2dBu ±3dBMic Limiter Range >= 15dB b) Wire a PTT switch from chairto be soldered across the main talk switch of KB702GM c) Wire from the main PCB of theKB702 to the speaker in the chairHere is the spec for the the KB702 speaker outputLoad Impedance >= 4ÙMaxOutput Level before 1% Distortion 20dBu ± 2dBu Whilethis is a recommendation please note that by modifying the KB702 willinvalidate the warranty on the unit.
Alternative is to have the KB unit (or HKB for HelixNet) integrated into the armrest to allow for talk-switch and volume manipulation as well as channel choice if the arm rest is large enoughIf there is an option for a chair with a large enough armrest that doesn’t have integrated speaker and microphone. then use the KB as normal (i.e. gooseneck sticking out of the armrest)
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