Can you setup a DJI Mic to a PA or Club audio system.  

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At least be aware of the warning in the DJI Mic instructions, warning against connecting phantom power mics with 12 volt or 48 volt power. I would investigate the issue very throughly before taking any risks.

It has a TRS 3.5 cable (Standard jack say from older phones that had jacks).  So as long as your equipment has the 3.5 your good to go.  I used it on a Zoom L8 recording board.

(I get youve now likely resolved but thought I'd add my opinion for others who search)

Or  use a 3.5 to 6.3 jack conversion plug is the system uses 6.3 jacks...

HGDC84 Posted at 2022-10-8 10:48
At least be aware of the warning in the DJI Mic instructions, warning against connecting phantom power mics with 12 volt or 48 volt power. I would investigate the issue very throughly before taking any risks.

Does the audio output of the transmitter have power protection + 48v phantom power?  When I connected the broadcasting console to the mixing console and applied power to the first version of the dji Mic phantom, the receiver board burned out.  Nobody is discussing this, and this is an important problem!

djiuser_TcH9swmU5rRl Posted at 4-12 23:19
Does the audio output of the transmitter have power protection + 48v phantom power?  When I connected the broadcasting console to the mixing console and applied power to the first version of the dji Mic phantom, the receiver board burned out.  Nobody is discussing this, and this is an important problem!

I think neither the transmitters nor the receiver have protection against phantom power, so I'd avoid connecting them to devices with phantom power.