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wb0wao
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SVA Question

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I picked up a SVA recently - no mic/speaker/power cord. Have a couple of questions....

1. The power cord I know uses a 4 pin Molex (Disk Drive Type) so no problem there. I will be using it at the present time in a desktop environment, so I will want the lights/charging function active all the time. Am I correct in assuming that the GRN/YEL/RED should all go to my +12VDC supply?

2. I have several hand/desk mics that I have used with MaxTracs/GM300 radios. In looking at parts numbers, I would assume that these will work (at least the hand mics should). Is this correct?

3. As to the speaker, I don't have the 12w one with the DB-25 connector on it. Would a "standard" Moto speaker (6w type) work? Of course I would attach the proper connector.

TNX!

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Hi Dennis,

I can't speak for your speaker dilemma, but I can tell you the standard GM300/MaxTrac type microphone will work with the SVA just fine.
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1 yes


2 yes

3 No. The SVA audio section does not have enough to power the speaker on its own. best bet is to look here on Ebay for the correct speaker.
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Usually they wind up separate, as a 12W amplified 4" speaker with a DB25 on the end.
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