What is the best base mic for 2995

cobra 5 pin to 4 pin adapter on ebay around $5.00
http://www.ebay.com/itm/WORKMAN-C4P5C-CB-RADIO-MICROPHONE-ADAPTER-5-Pin-COBRA-TO-4-Pin-COBRA-/121655850211?hash=item1c5340f4e3:g:e0AAAOxy2YtRsJ8n

You'll probsbly find the cardioid unit is faulty in they mic, Ive had this happen before. Being a capacitor type device it can take minutes to hours to occur sometimes.

• Here is a manual for you http://minus.com/mjhfSTe2l It is the manual for the 2985 and 2995

• Hope this helps.

Regards, Tony

If you have talk back, that most likely why you have feed back. If its on a switch, turn it off. When it was put in, it was done too loud. You can also turn down the gain on the mic.

Of course you need to load the software and setup a tcp/ip service.

Consult your service provider and manufacturer of phone.

Sorry.

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but those units are fixed frequencies and cannot be changed. You either have to find a mic that matches your receiver or vice-versa. The freeway 200 series comes in 3 freqs. two of witch you have with the addition of 170.245. Maybe you can find someone who has a damaged mic but still has the receiver with the freq. that you need for your mic.

just hold the base with one hand the manually pull the bottom of the screen away or towards you , there's no fancy catch .....

Before getting into the radio, I would check the following: If you are using hand mics, or a desk top mic, have you tried unplugging the mic and seeing if your sound returns? It could be a bad mic, mic cord or damaged mic connector.

Another thing to check would be the antenna connections and continuity. It is possible you are simply not receiving.

1=white 2=green 3=brown

Pin 1 is Shield(most mics this wire is bare copper) Pin 2 is Audio wire(most mics this wire is white) Pin 3 is Transmit(most mics this wire is red) Pin 4 is receive(most mics this wire is black)