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So y'all know I got the 8900. Anyway, today, talking for the first time to my local people, which is normally about 25 miles give or take, and one close to 30 miles. The 30 Mile guy asked me why I was coming in so strong. He is used to hearing me on a well tuned S-9/k40. I talked to them for one day with the new P5000 and they didn't mention anything about coming in stronger until I changed radios. So now I put a RD104E (which is way cheaper then the old mic.

Where is this thing made now?). I did the 1K ohm mod. So tomorrow we will see. Anyway, that's the report for now.

Hammer away!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. The Road Devil will make a big difference in your audio output.

The stock mic is a condenser mic which is pretty good. I drilled out the mic hole in my stock 8900 mic and it made a world of difference. Boxcar Willie Mp3. It no longer sounds muffled on the receiving end. I keep my RD turned up to 7/8's gain level and the 8900's talkback on 2. That keeps any feedback in check.

Also I keep the 8900's mic gain at 63 but if you're a lengthy talker you'll want to crank back the mic gain as the audio amp on the left side if the radio near the front will get pretty warm. DTB set my high deadkey at 10 watts and 1 watt low. It sounds good compared to my 959. I sprayed the PTT switch with Rat Shack contact cleaner and lube as you'll have about a month before the RD starts sounding scratchy. Mine don't do that after I used the cleaner/lube on it.