🎤 Own the airwaves with crystal-clear command!
The Astatic 302-10036 RD104E Road Devil is a handheld CB microphone engineered for automotive and truck use, featuring a high gain amplifier and electronic equalization to maximize talk power and clarity even in noisy conditions. Powered by a lithium-ion battery with plug-in power support, it offers a durable, ergonomic design made in the USA for reliable, professional communication on the road.
Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
Microphone Form Factor | Handheld |
Item dimensions L x W x H | 10.25 x 2.9 x 8.3 inches |
Power Source | Battery Powered |
Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
Material | Plastic |
Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 80 dB |
Number of Channels | 1 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00631922100365 |
Manufacturer | Astatic |
UPC | 631922100365 786362271028 796793843572 787461647561 |
Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 10.25 x 2.9 x 8.3 inches |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | 302-10036 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Manufacturer Part Number | 302-10036 |
Special Features | Runs on Plug-In Power |
T**E
Mike is sensational
Great sound
S**N
Definitely not like they used to be
The microphone is not what it used to be that's for sure.Brand new microphone out of the package.The volume slider was broken and did not work.It wasn't even attached to the rest of the microphone circuit board.The only thing I got out of the microphone was humming and buzzing.It's a shame that such an iconic American brand for CB radio has become such a waste of money.Stop making things in China and put some quality behind your product.Unfortunately I think the worst for Astatic is already happened.Radio operators talk and the rumors out that Astatic microphones should be avoided.
B**
I have used the road devil mic for years.
I really like the road devil mic. The mic helps cut out the background noise going on and at the same time picks up you voice and broadcasts it in a great sounding high quality audio. I picked this up for a new radio I picked up. I have tried many mics over the years and the road devil seems to work well with my voice. My dad had to use the D-104M6B because it seemed to pickup his voice better and sounded better for him. Maybe because I have used it for so long, but it feels much better in my hand than 95% of the mics that I've tried. Some guys have tried mine and liked them better than what they had been using and they went out and bought road devil mics for themselves. I honestly don't think you can go wrong with a road devil mic. You can boost the gain a little if you need, to make your radio sound louder. Like I said I have a few and I have used them for years now and I just picked this one up for a new radio.
T**4
Astatic mics
Ok quality microphone. Astatic does not make the quality product it once did however they still do sound all right. The power slide on the side location isn't ideal and should be relocated as it is easily slid by accident
B**N
Astatic
Great microphone works great on all hf and CB radios. Will be buying another soon thanks.
J**Y
Cheap cheap CHEAP quality. Did I say cheap quality!??!
Very loud, great sounding Mike, but wow does the quality suck. Was this thing actually made in China in the 1940s? I can't believe how cheap the quality is. Yes. It really is THAT bad. Imagine the cheapest quality electronic item you own. This is worst. Very thin cable, no plastic strain relieve at the connector end. Ptt feels sloppy, makes a rattling sound. Cheap cheap cheap hard plastic shell. The mic is bigger than it should be. Seems like this is technology from the 1970s, and it probably is! Can't we get an update for 202!??!?!
5**T
Really woke up my rig
Been searching for the right power mic for my DX959. I bought the Astatic D104M6B first and it sounded too thin . With the RD104E it is loud and proud and clean. Astatic still knows how to make mics. Before adding my first 9V battery I hit the T/R switch with machine oil just to insure a long life. Is it made of the same materials used in the Astatic mics of the old days? No. At this price I'm not complaining. Common complaints: 1) It squeals when I talk into the mic. Fix: apply a snap on ferrite chock at the end of the mic cord just before the plug. 2) The gain control moves when I touch the mic. Fix: clip off the gain control flush with the body and apply a small square of duck tape over it to keep it in place.
F**N
Cheap! Possibly a knock-off!
This is horrible compared to my other non powered Astatic mic. Seems cheap and flimsy. Fell apart installing the battery - PTT button is flimsy and cheap. Sound quality is lacking. Sound quality lacking. This is nothing compared side to side with my other Astatic mic. Avoid.
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