Hi there.
I have one Lenovo here.
I have measured the old mic and it shows 0.000 Ohms.
I can purchase new one from other country but i think i can use something which i have avialable in my stuff.
Thanks in advance ![]()
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Hi there.
I have one Lenovo here.
I have measured the old mic and it shows 0.000 Ohms.
I can purchase new one from other country but i think i can use something which i have avialable in my stuff.
Thanks in advance ![]()
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Why do i need a mic for PC ?
The old mic is that:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxome1ZSCRIadDZEZWwzOENqWWxDclNoOWdNVzczeFRMYVdj/view
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bxome1ZSCRIaUm9iUlN3dGs3WFVBN1hXM1dZMUFWQlVEa01n/view
My question is more like :
What ohms to look for to be good for usage?(if i find here mic with the same size and two wires)![]()
It measures open circuit. I supplied a schematic to a typical mic so that should suffice.
Also, you have a broke mic or maybe a broke PC?
My device does not have range1 range2 and on...it is automated for resistance measuring
MS8217
What to expect as value for mic that works?(from type that i showed above)