Does the control head separate from the radio for mounting? How about the Mic?
1397835
Yes, the head does separate - and there is a good length of connector cable supplied for that purpose. The Mic plugs into the head - so where it goes so does the mic.
1397836
The control head does separate from the radio. The mic is attached to the control head. The radio that I bought came with I believe a 6' cable so you could mount the radio under the seat and put the control head in a more accessible area. The mic is also a speaker mic too. They designed the mic very well, with the ability to glance at the mic when you are receiving a call and tell if it is on the A or B side, and be able to switch to the A or B side from the mic. The mic is also backlit for use in the dark and is very easy to see.
1397837
Sorry but this radio sucks real bad and I would not take this radio for Free if they gave it to me.I purchased a Yaesu FT 8800 instead.
1397838
The control head uses connectors that look like RJ-45 molded plugs for the control head and the mic plugs into the control head with the same type connector. They can be separated from the unit.
1397839
Yes. The control head and microphone separate from the radio. I actually have the radio mounted under the dashboard and the head is mounted on velcro on top of the steering column by the speedometer works well for me.
1397840
This was so mucked up that I sent it back.Sorry but this radio I would not get if someone bought it for me.
1397841
Yes It's separate. An it comes with a cord as well. Mic is hook up to control head. Not the radio gut.
1397842
Yes. The mounting bracket is not normally included in the package though. The CAT5 wire is. Or at least it was in mine that I bought. I mounted mine to the panel on my center console (dashboard in F150 Lariat SC4x4) which held the cigarette lighter. Removed the lighter, used RTV to mount the unit and tucked the rest behind the opening in the dash and routed the CAT5 line through the hole the lighter was in. Looks fairly neat if I don't say so myself. Secure enough to not wobble, and still could easily be removed and put back together as a unit.
1397843
The control head and mic both separate from the radio as one piece. I highly recommend this unit. I use mine on my commute every day and it's better than my yeasu.
2145657
Yes it does, it also comes with a small micro fiber cloth. I trick with the headphones you can use the button on the mic to open the last music player/program you used and plays from where you stop. You can press it again to stop it too. Or if you are listening to the radio, you can double click to change the stations. Cool right?
1299545
No..unless u plan on using the mic while it isn't attached to the top of the camera..
472927
Yes. The picture is a little misleading. There is a wire from the mounting unit to the end of the boom mike. The end of the boom mike has a surface with velcro for mounting on the inside of the helmet. Mounted on my two helmets just fine.
2145494
The mic is external. The cord for the mic is fairly long so. Plan where you want it before you install the head unit. It works good. Also don't pay attention to the bad reviews. If your not going install a total system then the sound won't be fantastic. But why would you buy an aftermarket head unit and not install a total system. Mine works and sounds grate. It will see up to a 256gig thumb drive. Love USB bye bye CD's
2275440
I believe it is just one of the speakers that has the microphone but I could be mistaken. The "main" speaker has the slide control and the aux in, etc .. I believe that also houses the mic.
464441
I don't actually think that the screw-on mount will separate any vibration noise, but then again, this mic is not very sensitive to noise anyway, it's the opposite of a condenser! For the rest, see the other answer, good points, I use a standard stand however...
1137300
No. The unit comes with mounting hardware and hand mic only. Cable and antenna must be purchased separately.
2141278
The microphone is separate from the unit and has a wire that connects to it. When mine was installed, the technician glued the microphone just behind the steering wheel. He had to run the wire through the dashboard to the unit. It's very easy. The microphone is now on the console behind the steering wheel and works perfectly. People can hear me fine. It's a good mic.
1134579
Yes, it does. It also includes the "dead wombat" fur windshield (with brush!), as well as an adjustment/tightening tool, and I believe a small bag of extra clips and bands to suspend your microphone with.
1800470
No and Yes. The face plate is removable, however it is not what you are looking for as far as remote operations. I have pulled the radio apart in order to find the six pin header for repeater tinkering purposes and the face plate will come off with a little work. This is only for removing in a repair situation though. But don't let that cause you to discount this radio. It is an excellent little radio. I'm running it with a homebrew j-pole at 35 feet and am making great contacts at 60+ miles. It is definitely worth the money.Best to you!
2225983
No, These are only the mic kit. Receiver will be separate. Try looking for the whole system that comes with a receiver.Thank you.
255663
The microphone is permanently attached as shown but is easily positioned to the best area for voice pick up. It will rotate from the positions straight up to straight down, almost a 180° swing. Needless to say I am using it to dictate the answer to your question, I hope it clarifies the situation. Dave
1454957
No, the earbuds and controller are built around the cable, making it impossible to separate either.
1597965
It is separate. It plugs into the back of the head unit and needs to be routed inside the cab somewhere.
1039161
No, you need to buy the separation kit to mount in the Car which includes a separation cable and mount plate. if you want the microphone near the faceplate you need to buy an ext. cable for it also. Hope this helps.
1612595
Yes.... and it is real simple to install and to remove after use. Just get yourself a real heavy duty mic stand.Hope that helps!