jfheilman
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jfheath, while I assumed it was out there, I had not really looked for it. It is an option. The only real reason to select it is I get to do the connection and I know the quality of the connection
Exactly the problem...... no where near as "heavy duty" as the cable from Autocom ...
Well I sort of knew part of it but not the detail. I have "disassembled" some molex connectors before (they give you or you can buy a tool) but did not know how the JST connectors were assembled. Thanks it provides another option.You probably know this already.
Those connectors are available loose and also with length of wires already attached.
I noticed a very marked change in quality in the last mic assemblies that I bought earlier this year.
A quick search for 7 pin din extension cable reveals that they can still be obtained with straight leads. You'd need to check that they were screened for audio use.
Says out of stock on the web page. Tried to check "Chainspeed" and they have basically nothing for the Autocom units. A real shame...... Just hope I have enough spares to keep going for the next four or five years. Chainspeed use to have a different website according to my "list". But the one I had to use was https://chainspeed.co.uk/autocom/autocom-service-parts/
For straight 7 pin extension lead
Thanks Don. The main cables I would like are the straight 7 pin DIN male to female cables. And the Headset loom for in the ear speakers. Will send you a PM with my email address.Pretty sure I have a couple of those cables around. My gear was all Starcom, which I think is compatible with Autocom. I have a couple of amps including on digital, BT module, some coiled cables and other stuff lying around since I converted to all wireless. If you need anything, let me know and I'll look around.