Perfect! I had hardly finished clicking "Buy It Now" when I received shipping-notification ... the seller is *by far* the fastest I've had the pleasure of buying from. The quality is fantastic ... the font / lines / outside are clean indeed. Very close inspection reveals the cutter milling passes, but from every normal viewing distance farther than "sniffing the mic" this flag appears perfect. Like some others, I may prefer to spend 5x on a custom metal mic-flag, but that's not an option. This plastic mic flag is available, very nicely priced, well-made, and an awesome addition to any hamshack. My colour choice was intended to get me near to Heathkit colours, because my D-104 is intended for use with an HW-101.
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I expected a product made from metal, not plastic. But $20 price should have been a give-a-way. It is good quality for a printed plastic "Flag" I will not use it on my microphone, but it'll look nice nailed to the wall in the garage.
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A quality product that is easy to install. I chose black lettering on silver which turned out to provide less than ideal contrast; but, in the right light it looks sharp.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This is an eye-getting addition to my D-104. It is of great quality and fits the microphone very well. The only thing I would like to see different is the 0 for the 10th call district callsigns. I would like to see the 0 narrower and the slash slightly more upright. All in all, a great item.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
The chrome is in mint condition lolly and neck base in similar condition has orig wiring specs inside base with mfg date 1979 putting it 44plus year old mic only prob found the battery clip rotted to old battery simple re\pair True classic ready for new life and talking around the world!!!
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D104's are an American icon. They don't make them like this anymore. I generally rebuild all of them when I get them, so that they work as they did in the 1970's. But, honestly, it is quite rare that I get a D104 these days that doesn't need some work. But when they are restored, they are an awesome mic. I am sure if these were still in production, they would go for around $300. So many were made though that it keeps the price point pretty low. Because as I said, most are in fairly rough shape electronically.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Wanted a call sign flag. Didn't know if they could make it with my city and state. They replied fast and made a sample of what it would look like. I love it. Great professional work. I plan on ordering more things. They have lots of neat things I want Red Marion, TX
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I thought it would be plastic, but it looked so much like polished brass that I reviewed it saying it was metal, but upon a closer look it is, in fact plastic. An hour later the D-104 got knocked off the desk, I sure am glad it's not metal, because it would have been a bent-up mess, but the plastic didn't even get scratched or cracked. Great looking little bit of jewelry for your station.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
If you are into Ham Radio or into radio history this is a great item to add to your collection. Everyone that sees it ask where I got it and really like it even those not in the hobby. It is well made and the turn around time is very fast it shipped the day they received the order. Attach it to a mic that you already have or find one on eBay and you have a great item to pass along to future generations!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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