Thank you all who replied to my post, greatly appreciated .

Richard


"Eric Snyder" wrote in message
om...
I think the mike connection pin out for your HTX-100 and the Kenwood
HF transceivers are the same. Look in your owner's manual and then
the mike connector at Kenwood's web sight. See if they are the same.
If so, and you cant find a RS replacement, get a Kenwood microphone.

Eric N7DLV


"Richard" wrote in message
news:FPvYc.53965$jZ5.27292@clgrps13...
Thanks Bert for the great offer how can one refuse an offer like that.
For some reason I can not send you an email direct , it just won't send
when
replying to sender, please send me an email and we can take it from
there.
Tnx agn fer the Offer. Will check News Group also..
.......Richard.........


"Bert Craig" wrote in message
et...
I have an extra and would be glad to send it to you, free of charge,
Richard. It's brand new too, just say the word.

The rig was given to me as a gift and the generous giver had no way of
knowing that he was giving a phone-only rig to a CW addict. ;-)

--
73 de Bert
WA2SI
"Richard" wrote in message
news:YD9Yc.54028$S55.37744@clgrps12...
I have a Radio Shack model HTX-100 Ten meter transceiver, brand new
and
have
never been used, still in the box. The problem is that I do not have
a
microphne for
it and would like to know what other mic could be wired for this
radio.
Pin input is a 8 pin connecter, would any up and down button mic
work.
After searching the net I have learned that the mic for this rig has
two
buttons on it
For searching the memory channels, up or down.
Please help ..... Richard.