The T-30 throat microphone was the most commonly used tank microphone and standard of the US Army Air Forces in WWII. This carbon microphone was strapped around the wearer's neck, with the two 1-inch round pickups made of black rubber contacting the wearer's throat near his Adam's apple. It is anchored around the wearer's neck by an elastic strap. These pickups transmitted sound vibrations as the wearer spoke, and allowed voices to be heard over the background tank and battle noises. The T-30 microphone had a small two-pronged PL-291 plug, which was connected to a JK-48 jack on a SW-141 push-to-talk switch.
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