Chuck-ski
15th Apr 2012, 16:21
Hello !
I dont quite know which part of the forum to put this but this seemed like the most appropriate...
here goes...
I have just completed my PPL cross-country qualifier & am looking forward to do my hour building in the near future. To this end I have bought a David Clarke H10-30 headset, brand new from the states & it came with an "M-1/DC Amplified Dynamic Microphone", military style on a steel boom. Trouble is, I now get lots of background noise filtering into the new headset (Flying Pa-28 & Pa-38) and my readibility is often as low as 3 because of this, even in the circuit or on the apron - when I unplug my microphone (its got a quick in-line disconnector) to see if its better the noise totally goes away & I can hear everyone on ATC & in the plane perfectly without any interference.
Would anybody on here be knowledgable enough to suggest what might be the culprit ? I know the mic sounds like an obvious one but it appears ok & I dont want to start taking it apart. Alternatively would anybody be able to suggest someone I can take it to for an inspection ?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Regards, Chuckski
I dont quite know which part of the forum to put this but this seemed like the most appropriate...
here goes...
I have just completed my PPL cross-country qualifier & am looking forward to do my hour building in the near future. To this end I have bought a David Clarke H10-30 headset, brand new from the states & it came with an "M-1/DC Amplified Dynamic Microphone", military style on a steel boom. Trouble is, I now get lots of background noise filtering into the new headset (Flying Pa-28 & Pa-38) and my readibility is often as low as 3 because of this, even in the circuit or on the apron - when I unplug my microphone (its got a quick in-line disconnector) to see if its better the noise totally goes away & I can hear everyone on ATC & in the plane perfectly without any interference.
Would anybody on here be knowledgable enough to suggest what might be the culprit ? I know the mic sounds like an obvious one but it appears ok & I dont want to start taking it apart. Alternatively would anybody be able to suggest someone I can take it to for an inspection ?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Regards, Chuckski