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Headset adapter for ICOM, IC-A3, IC-A22, IC-A6, IC-A24, and IC-A14
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OPC-499 Headset Adapter Cable. Allows you to connect a standard aviation headset to an ICOM IC-A3, IC-A22, IC-A6, IC-A24, IC-A14, or IC-A14S.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Needs to have Ferrite beads installed
by Michael from Renton WA USA
Pros: Easy of use and installation
Cons: allows radio transmission feedback to enter the radio.
Review: Although the form and fit are great, the function leaves a lot to be desired. Using the remote PTT switch only induces a high frequency squeal over the radio and headset. ICOM suggested the use of a ferrite bead in a couple of locations but I found that ineffective. I ended up using three ferrite beads along the length of the adapter from the radio to the headphone/microphone breakout. This solved the problem completely. ICOM knows about it but I think they should be using shielded cable for the adapter or use built in ferrite beads to eliminate the feedback issue. Once I applied the three ferrite beads, the adapter works like a charm. If you don't have the ferrite beads, it's pretty much useless when being used with the remote PTT.
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
by jose from frisco TX USA
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Thursday, November 10, 2011
Headset adapter for ICOM A-14
by Ron from St. Louis, MO
Pros: Works great.
Cons: NO problems.
Review: Worked just fine. Price was best I could find anywhere.
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
Great product. A must for handheld radio.
by Steve from Raymond MS USA
Pros: Easy to attach and use
Cons: None
Review: A great product . Makes your handheld perform like your com radio in plane.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Very cheaply constructed; intermittent connection
by Timothy from N Providence RI USA
Pros: Direct adaptor for using Icom radio with headset.
Cons: Poor construction
Review: The mic jack would only work when squeezed. Radio Shack has better quality.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
I would buy this product again
by RENE from GUAYNABO PR USA
Pros: All
Cons: None
Review: Great Quality!!!
Thursday, January 13, 2011
I would buy this product again
by Gabriele from Perugia Italy
Review: Very useful and practice.
Monday, September 20, 2010
by PAUL from CORNELL WI USA
Pros: In stock ready to ship
Cons: difficult to find in catalog
Review: Professional appearance and functioned without a flaw. I had difficulty locating this item in your catalog.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
necessary piece of "adapt"
by A Customer from appleton WI USA
Review: I find it does not maintain a good connection when pluged into my ICOM A14. Walking around my shop just testing it, it will break contact at times. I have not tested it in the outside envirnment of my powered parachute yet.
Friday, October 02, 2009
Sturdy cable, Needs PTT
by mike from springdale AR USA
Review: By itself this won't work with your headset. They should just go ahead and put a PTT switch on it. Be sure to buy the PTT switch, also.
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
just right
by firestar kel from elmhurst IL USA
Pros: easy to use, very well made
Cons: none
Review: It did exactaly what i expected it to do. For that it deserves a positive review.
Monday, November 10, 2008
A flying necessity
by Thomas from Hampshire IL USA
Pros: Provides excellent communications with a hand-held radio.
Cons: none
Review: This product is mandatory to transmit and receive from a hand-held radio while flying due to the noisy invironment. Interfacing the tranceiver with my headset allows perfect noise-free clarity of communications.
Friday, October 05, 2007
works fine
by Filiberto from Camargo Chihuahua Mexico
Pros: works very well
Cons: kind of big
Review: works very well connecting the radio to my helicopter helmet
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Previous Customer Questions For Headset adapter for ICOM, IC-A3, IC-A22, IC-A6, IC-A24, and IC-A14:
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On Thursday, February 02, 2012 a customer asked:
Q: will this adaptor work on the A23 model transciever?
A:
No, this adapter will not work. For the IC-A23 transceiver you would want to get the Headset adapter for Icom IC-A5 / IC-A23 instead.
On Monday, July 25, 2011 a customer asked:
Q: I have a Icom IC-A21 hand held transceiver. I need the adapter as well as 'push to talk'
What model do I need?
A:
You would need the Headset Adapter for Icom A2, A20, A21 Transceivers and the Icom Push-To-Talk (PTT).
On Saturday, May 14, 2011 a customer asked:
Q: Dear Sir,
Great Store....Is the Headset Adapter compatable with helicopter "single plug" headsets?? As we know GA headsets have the two plugs.
I look forward to your reply.
A:
We can special order a helicopter version of this headset adapter and it will have a single U-174/U plug instead of the dual plugs in a fixed wing aircraft. However, the price is considerably more expensive ($82.00) and it will generally ship in just two to three days. You can order this by calling 1-877-314-7575 and tell them you need the PA-82H adapter. Or, you can also get this adapter along with the helicopter to fixed wing adapter which will allow you to use the helicopter adapter with your transceiver. The benefits to the second way are that you can also use the helicopter to fixed wing adapter with other transceivers or other applications in the future. And, if you already have the IC-A6 or IC-A24 transceiver, you should already have the OPC-499 headset adapter so you just need the helicopter to fixed wing adapter.
On Saturday, August 14, 2010 a customer asked:
Q: does it connect to a A 20 or A21
A:
No, for either the IC-A20 or IC-A21 you would need the Headset Adapter for Icom A2, A20, A21 Transceivers.
On Tuesday, September 09, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: I have a Icom IC-A22 Transceiver
I can't find any place that has the female outlet that looks like the plug that you show. Is it different??
Thanks
A:
The single female connecting plug that you see at the top of the picture is used to connect to the Icom Push-to-Talk Switch.
On Friday, March 28, 2008 a customer asked:
Q: Does this have the talk button? Will it work for any of the headsets you have listed?
A:
This headset adapter will work for the Icom IC-A3, IC-A6, IC-A14, IC-A22, and IC-A24. It does not include the Icom Push-to-Talk Switch which must be purchased separately.
On Friday, November 16, 2007 a customer asked:
Q: Will this fit an ICOM IC-A21? If not, do you know where I can get one that will? Thanks!
A:
Unfortunately, this will not work with the IC-A21. The headset adapter for the IC-A21 is no longer available.
On Wednesday, December 27, 2006 a customer asked:
Q: Will this fit a Sporty's SP-200?
A:
Not to our knowledge. This product is made specifically for the Icom radios.
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