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Step 4Putting it all together
Cut a small hole in your earflap and push the microphone through so it will go in front of your face. It should be a very tight fit.
Position the switch with tape or something and give it some tests with your walkie-talkie. It should switch to transmit easily and reliably when pushing your earflap with a glove on, but not come on when you tilt your head. You may have to adjust your penny switch spacer, too.
When you find a good spot, fix it there with your favorite adhesive. Don't use one too strong, in case you find that nice switch you were thinking of to replace the pennies.
Position the switch with tape or something and give it some tests with your walkie-talkie. It should switch to transmit easily and reliably when pushing your earflap with a glove on, but not come on when you tilt your head. You may have to adjust your penny switch spacer, too.
When you find a good spot, fix it there with your favorite adhesive. Don't use one too strong, in case you find that nice switch you were thinking of to replace the pennies.
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