Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter

List Price: ~~$46.95~~
Our Price: $43.95

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Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter
- 10 customer reviews.

Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter

Adapts a U-174/U or U-93A/U helicopter plug to general aviation plugs PJ-068 & PJ-055B or equivalent; 9 inches in length. (Does not convert impedance)

List Price: ~~$46.95~~
Our Price: $43.95

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Headsets/Intercoms > Helicopter Headsets
Accessories > Headset Accessories
Headsets/Intercoms > Headset Adapters

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Customer Reviews For Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter:
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Friday, March 21, 2008
I would buy this product again.
by norman from silsbee TX USA
Pros: Does what it is supposed to do.
Cons: none
Review: Works perfect.

Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Just what I needed
by John from Kaysville UT USA
Pros: Came fast.
Cons: Cost a bit high
Review: Perfect. It is just what I needed and came quickly. Thanks.

Monday, March 03, 2008
Good Product for price
by Tim from Athens GA USA
Review: This product works great to convert my helicopter headset to the G/A plug in a DA-20.

Monday, February 11, 2008
Great personal assistance from MyPilotStore.com
by Carol A. Lowery from Eugene OR USA
Review: These folks were able to guide this confused Nana through the process to adapt a military helicopter headset to one used as a general aviation headset for my grandson. GREAT personal assistance! I'd order products again from MyPilotStore.com

Friday, October 05, 2007
works fine
by Filiberto from Camargo Chihuahua Mexico
Pros: very good product
Cons: none
Review: make the conversion very well, from the helicopter to the the fixed wing, i can use the helicopter helmet on the plane

Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Excellent Product
by Chad Khan from Bilbao, Spain
Review: I went from flying helicopters to flying fixed wing and instead of buying a brand new set of headsets I bought this handy adapter for my David Clark headset. I must say I am pleased as pie with my purchase. Highly recommended.

Tuesday, April 24, 2007
I will buy this product again, for a second headset used by my partner
by Craige from Japan
Pros: Works well with H10-76 headsets
Cons: I didn't notice any as yet
Review: It works fine with the H10-76 headset and the electret mic, I have no problems so far and was heard very well over the radios.

Tuesday, April 03, 2007
Works Great
by Steve Decker from Savannah, GA
Review: Works Great. Just what I needed and at a low price.

Thursday, January 11, 2007
by Mavrick from 10709 159th Ct. N. Jupiter, Fl 33478
Review: Works with no problem at all.

Wednesday, August 04, 2004
by A Customer from Tomah WI
Review: Works great!

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Previous Customer Questions For Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter:
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On Friday, April 04, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: I have a u-174/u headset. I have the heli to GA adapter. how do i convert the impediace?
A: If you need to convert impedance you will need the Low to High Impedance Adapter.

On Saturday, November 17, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: Will this work with a Bose Head set?
A: Yes, it will work with a portable (not hard-wired) Bose headset.

On Thursday, December 28, 2006 a customer asked:
Q: I have a David Clark headset that was given to me, but it has connector plug with 4 contacts ( Mic & headset in one) Is the Helicopter to General aviation adapter the corret one to allow use of the headset in a general aviation aircraft. (my present headset has two separate plugs, 2 conductor, one slightly smaller than the other)
A: Do you know the model number of the David Clark headset that you have? If it's a military headset it will have a single plug. Some can be adapter simply using this adapter and some will require a different microphone as well (i.e. the David Clark H10-76 will also require the 1142-22 microphone).