Does this Mic work: Motorola 53862 External Lapel Speaker Microphone for XTN Series Two-Way Radios- 53862, as it doesn't call out RDx phones.
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Yes. The Motorola 53862 works with the Motorola RDU4160d. I have them both and use them together frequently.
1694100
I bought it for my cell phone...I have an old phone that is hard to find mic/headphones for. It never worked for my phone (I don't know if it would work on anything else). Sorry...
1962303
it will work with all Midland and Motorola to have the dual plug mike spacing, my shoulder Mike works with all my radios.
1695372
I do not know this I only used it with a radio direct connect to the mic connection.
1932321
Not sure about that particular model, but I used this on an older 3 linke Nortel Meridian (1998 version) and currently on an AT 2-Line Speakerphone from Office Depot I purchased a year ago. It works perfectly.
1866131
I'm sad that I listened to previous "yes" answers to this question. The "IP" in DR-EX12IP seems to be "iP"hone - the packaging clearly says "made for iPhone, iPod, iPad"... The microphone and buttons do not work with my Motorola Moto X Android device (sound does play through the headphones.)
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i don't know, but I use it on my cisco 504 IP Phone SPA 504G because they said it work with them, but the microphone part of the headset doesn't register my voice. So, I only use them to listen to webinars--can't use them to talk to people, unfortunately.
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I use it with my Motorola MotoActv both independently and blue-tooth linked to my Motorola Droid RAZR M. All the controls and mic work fine. However, when I plug the Yurbuds into my phone directly, only the mic works. I tried it with my Kindle Fire and the controls don't work either. I read some people had trouble with conflicting applications so I rebooted in my phone in Safe Mode, but it still didn't work. Soooo... I don't know.
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I'd be careful about answering whether it works "well" with any radio. My experience using it with a Midland GTX5000 was that it did work but 'd rate it as marginal. Receiving volume is not as loud as it should be regardless of where the radio volume control is set. If there is background noise it is hard to hear - just my opinion. I have used other radios with hand mics and have had excellent reception. This remote mic may be very specific to the radio it works best with. I can't say which radio that is. I would not buy one again without knowing which radio it is designed for. All 2 pin hand mics are not equal. I'd be careful about answering whether it works "well" with any radio. My experience using it with a Midland GTX5000 was that it did work but 'd rate it as marginal. Receiving volume is not as loud as it should be regardless of where the radio volume control is set. If there is background noise it is hard to hear - just my opinion. I have used other radios with hand mics and have had excellent reception. This remote mic may be very specific to the radio it works best with. I can't say which radio that is. I would not buy one again without knowing which radio it is designed for.... » Read More I'd be careful about answering whether it works "well" with any radio. My experience using it with a Midland GTX5000 was that it did work but 'd rate it as marginal. Receiving volume is not as loud as it should be regardless of where the radio volume control is set. If there is background noise it is hard to hear - just my opinion. I have used other radios with hand mics and have had excellent reception. This remote mic may be very specific to the radio it works best with. I can't say which radio that is. I would not buy one again without knowing which radio it is designed for. All 2 pin hand mics are not equal. « Show Less
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Just ran into this message thread, looking to update my wireless mic setup for my Zi8, that I've had since Christmas. Rick-whoever you talked to at Kodak must not be very well-knowledged. I have been using a wireless mic that I've had for nearly 30 years. I'm looking to find one with updated technology, hoping the quality will be a bit better. Hope I can, but if I can't, I know I have one that does work with it. It's an old RCA, but its range is only about 15-18 feet and I have to get the mic close to my mouth or decent sound pickup.
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Some Motorola Radios are one pin, some are two. I looked at the 6510 and it looks to be a 1 pin, so I doubt it. It looks like there are some on here that will fit. If there are two holes beside each other one is mic and one is speaker. That's what to look for.
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I just purchased this MIC for our conf. room computer that we use with Web-Ex and Team Viewer online meetings and works great, you will need some sort of splitter that adapts the port to go both ways for a speaker and mic, but if your phone has the option for speaker mode built into it you would be all set. We are connected to our TV so we are able to use that speaker, I hope this helps and gives you a better idea with our scenario for your needs.
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It works on my Recording King RPH-05, which has a smaller soundhole, if that's your issue.
1650836
I am sorry. I can't answer the question. The mic did not work for the application (off label) I tried, so I do not know how it will work.
103949
Oops?! Are you asking about input? Out output? Input, you have many options! 1/4", the xy built in mics, or a mixture of both. As for adapters for an xlr> 1/4" for the input, the radio shack near me has them and it works fine... For the output, there is an 1/8" (headphone) jack used for monitoring as well as an external speaker. I hope that this helps?!
300608
I had 0 success trying to use my older H2 as an external microphone for other devices. Perhaps they've adapted the H2n to be able to do this.
189704
Hi I didn't try but I think it will work.. I saw that they have an Irig Microphone.. You can check it out