I am a hang glider pilot and I make video recordings of my flights. I would like to be able to narrate those videos in flight. I also have a retrieval driver following me and I talk with him via a ham radio. I would also like to record those conversations as well. (He would be aware we are doing it, so no legal issues) I have speakers and a mic built into my headset that is connected the the radio and I'd like to be able to share that connection to feed a voice recorder that has a external mic jack.
In essence there would be three "sources";
- mic direct to voice recorder - would be active when radio is not
- mic to voice recorder when PTT is active
- Speaker (Radio receive) to voice recorder
I am pretty sure I can just split the mic to go to the radio and recorder, but I can't get my head wrapped around how to get the speaker signal into the recorder without everything melting or some other bad outcome.
A diagram is attached.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
In essence there would be three "sources";
- mic direct to voice recorder - would be active when radio is not
- mic to voice recorder when PTT is active
- Speaker (Radio receive) to voice recorder
I am pretty sure I can just split the mic to go to the radio and recorder, but I can't get my head wrapped around how to get the speaker signal into the recorder without everything melting or some other bad outcome.
A diagram is attached.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
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