radios:tait_tm8100
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* Ensure the o-ring is seated correctly and will not be pinched, then replace and screw down the top plate. | * Ensure the o-ring is seated correctly and will not be pinched, then replace and screw down the top plate. | ||
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+ | === Mic === | ||
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+ | * The mic is extremely simple and completely passive electronically, | ||
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+ | * Unscrew the PCB and lift it gently, unplugging it from the cable. | ||
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+ | * Very gently pull the mic out of the front plastic and set the PCB aside. | ||
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+ | * Lift and remove the PTT plastic button and metal spring. Clean the PTT plastic button with an anti-bac. | ||
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+ | * Remove and wipe down the rubber seal/button passthrough piece. | ||
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+ | * Wipe the outer casings and run an anti-bac along the coiled cable. Make sure to clean the screw holes with an anti-bac and small screwdriver. | ||
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+ | * The grille on the front of the radio is 99% for show with only a small hole for the mic itself. You can scrub this gently using a toothbrush and some kind of spray, though make sure you did remove the mic and separate away the PCB in the previous step. An anti-bac probably won't go deep enough. I used 99.9% IPA successfully but this is not advised as it can be harsh, but is very effective at removing grime. | ||
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+ | * Reattach the rubber seal, place back in the spring and PTT plastic button, reinstall the PCB, and screw the mic together. | ||
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radios/tait_tm8100.txt · Last modified: 2024/05/15 18:39 by m0lte