MIC WIRING ON A TRC 447 - Radio Shack TRC-447 CB Radio

SOURCE: Mic wiring diagram

what is the wiring diagram for a Road Noise EC-2018 Turbo echo mic? I'm trying to hook it into a cobra.

SOURCE: TRC-521

try 1 blue/SHIELD 3 RED 4 WHITE 5 BLACK YELLOW N/C I dont know if this will help you or not but try it thats all i have for a radio shack radio

SOURCE: i need a diagram for wiring an astatic power mike to the trc 447

1/shield 2/n/c 3/red 4/white 5/black Good luck Dan

SOURCE: we need a wiring Diaghram for a Realistic TRC 495 Echo Mic.

You can download it at CBtricks.com ....hope this helps....

SOURCE: i need to know what colers go where on the mic pin

I don't know which mic you're trying to wire to this radio. The colors of the wires in the mic cable may change from one mic to another, so relying on the color is not reliable. Usually you refer to these connections as Pin1 to a Signal or Function; or Jack Pin1 to Plug Pin3. No one assumes a color will always be used to connect Pin1 to TX (transmit).

With that said, I found an answer on FixYa from someone that answered the question some time ago like this:

HERE IT IS THE CORRECT MIC WIRING FOR THE REALISTIC TRC 447.

1.)Audio
2.)RX
3.)TX
4.)CH.Down / Shorted to Ground
5.)Ground
6.)Ch.Up / Shorted to Pin 4

Be extremely careful when wiring this radio! pin 4 and pin 6 carry voltage shorting these to the wrong place can result in serious damage to your radio.

Lastly, since I doubt what was provided above is going to help you very much - you can review all the info ever printed by Realistic on your radio, here. There's a wealth of info on this page and you should be able to find what you're looking for in it. You're looking to find the pinouts of the radio to the pinouts of the mic.

If you ever have to disconnect a multiconductor cable from a connector, and you don't have the time or means to write the colors down, it is better to simply cut the cable - leaving all the colored insulation of wire ends soldered / still secured to the connector. When you are ready to do the replacement of the connector or cable, you've got the wiring order in place still, and can make the new connections one at a time at your leisure.

Good luck!