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| From | Steve <loft@centurylink.net> |
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| Newsgroups | alt.radio.scanner |
| Subject | Re: Combining audio from two sources |
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| References | <dia6gvk5r0s00muvneibfgn9cgn427l36o@4ax.com> |
| Date | 2018-05-11 02:41 -0400 |
| Message-ID | <87in7ulmmz.fsf@centurylink.net> (permalink) |
Thomas & Erin Skoropad <teskor@tbaytel.net> writes: < Hello All, < Just contemplating combining audio from two sources into a < stereo headset. The sources would be a handheld scanner and a small < AM/FM Walkman. I presume some sort of mixer......? It would have to be < portable and light. Intended use would be for monitoring aircraft < frequencies while mowing a full size airstrip, and yet being able to < listen to music to aleviate the boredom. Any suggestions? < Thanks in advance. ``an expandable headphone mixer'' will allow the simultaneous monitoing of up to three rigs. The circuit is in ARRL Handbook 1998 section 22.31 . The main component is a lm386 as a mixer with tone controls and it operates from battery. I would try using a tl074 myself, but the circuit looks good. The mixer was built by Mark Wilson, AA2Z at the ARRL labs. You can probably get the circuit from the ARRL.
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