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David Clark M-7/DC Amplified Electret Microphone
This Electret Microphone is a noise canceling type designed to operate in place of carbon and amplified dynamic microphones. It will not operate in circuits that do not supply a DC bias voltage. Most modern aviation communications equipment do supply this required voltage. If unsure, consult with your radio technical manual or with your local avionics shop. It is intended for use with wire booms.
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On Saturday, February 26, 2011 a customer asked:
Q: I would like a David clark microphone (electret and amplified) to work on H10-76, that can be used on Cessna 172.
I have the "Y" cord, but not the microphone.
I already have the M-87 dynamic.
will the M-7A work better?
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In order to use the H10-76 in a civilian aircraft, you would need the 1142-22 microphone.
On Monday, April 20, 2009 a customer asked:
Q: Will this mic direct replace the m-4 on a H10-40?
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Yes it will.
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