Wire mike to browning cb radio

ALTAI PWR MIC - black/braid= earth, red=RX, white=TX, Yellow=MODASTATIC - blue/braid=earth, black=RX, red=TX, white=MOD, Yellow=Spare
SIRTEL ECHO MIC CBE 2002 - black/braid=earth, blue=TX, white=RX, red=MOD007 POWER MIC - brown/braid=earth, green=RX, white=TX, blue=MODSADELTA EC 980 - braid=earth, green=RX, brn=TX, white=MOD
or braid=earth, black=RX, blue=TX, white=MOD

This might help as I don't have a color code for the mic. Radio pin code; 1 - Audio -2 - Shield - 3 - Receive - 4 - Sw. Wire -
5 - Transmit

MIKE WIRING GUIDE
Found this by Google searching;
5 Pin Mic Plug Model

Pin #1 Audio Output / White
Pin #2 Shield
Pin #3 Receive / Black
Pin #4 Common / Yellow
Pin #5 Transmit / Red

Stock
1- Shield (Ground)
2- Yellow (Audio)
3- Red (Transmit)
4- White (Receive)

Cobra
Stock
1- Audio
2- Transmit
3- N/C
4- Shield
5- Receive

no need colors. look at the switch and plug to verify them. on 4pin cobras/galaxy/connex radios
pin 1 ground
pin 2 audio
pin 3 TX
pin 4 RX cobras

Red and sheid 1
white 2
blue 3
black 4

Looking at the plug from inside the radio, with the nub facing downward, from right to left you have pin1 pin2 pin3 and pin4.

1-Shield
2-Audio
3-Transmit
4-Receive

Colors are

1- Red
2-White
3-Blue
4-Black

I have a browning golden eagle mark II. It has a two pin mic plug. I would like to hook up a astatic power mic to it. Anyone have an answer?

This should be a typical Midland pinout. If you are using a generic 4 pin mic that is wired to cobra/Uniden, all you have to do is switch pin 1 & 2, then 3 & 4.

Not all mics are color coded the same with their wires.

Yes, the wiring is different. Reverse the wires on pins 1 & 2, then reverse the wires on pins 3 & 4.

The wiring for you radio's mike is:

1- Audio
2-Ground (Shield)
3-Receive
4-Transmit

Depending on the vintage of your mike, the colors Uniden uses for these functions are white or yellow for audio, red is transmit & black is receive.

Hello..maybe not a solution..but a hint..measure red-black for 0 ohms while pushing "ptt button" i think it's ptt...bare and transparent is mike...but you can look at original mike and make the same measurement for finding out what is ptt..the two others is mike ...good luck...Ron