Q: I have a D.C. H3432 headset. Is this the correct adapter to use for GA aircraft?

A: No, it would not work for the David Clark H3432.  this adapter is almost exclusively used to convert company provided (i.e. from American Airlines) Telex 5x5 Pro headsets with a with a single 3 conductor PJ-068 plug.  

The DC H3432 uses a 1/4" stereo plug at 150 ohm impedance.  It cannot be converted for use in a General Aviation Aircraft.

Q: I have a Bose A20 headset with a Six pin plug in at the and and I need a dual plug in, would this work as a connector?

A: No, it would not.  You need the 6-pin LEMO Panel Power to Fixed Wing Dual Plug Adapter.

Q: I have a Bose A20 high impedance single prong headset, looking to be able to use it on a B747. Would this adapter work?

A: No, this is not the correct adapter.  If you are certain that your Bose A20 is a high impedance helicopter headset with a single U174 plug then, then you want the helicopter to fixed wing adapter.  If you have a military headset with a single U174 plug you would want to get the low to high impedance adapter.

Q: I have Bose a10 axh 32 02 single plug, I want an adapter for GA dual plug, this work ?

A: No, this is not the right adapter.  If you have the military Bose X you would need the Low to High Impedance adapter. If you have the civilian helicopter Bose X, you would need the Helicopter to Fixed Wing Adapter. 

Q: I just purchased a david clark headset model H10-76. It has one large prong and I'm looking for the adapter to just convert to general avaition to fly a Cessna. I'm new to avaition and wondering what adapter I need. Thank you!

A: No, this is not the right adapter.  Instead you need the low to high impedance adapter.

Q: I have a single prong Bose headset for military use and am transitioning to 737 with two prong. Is this the right one?

A: To convert from a military headset to a general aviation, you would actually need the Low to High Impedance Adapter. 

Q: I am transitioning from rotorcraft, Robby 22’s and 44’s to fixed wing Cessna 172sp would this adapter work with my Bose A20 that I used with rotor?

A: No, this is not the right one. You need the Helicopter to Fixed Wing Adapter instead.

Q: Do both output plugs have the same signals as the input? Mic, Speaker, and ground? Can I use this on the mic plug for a 2 plug headset to effectively split the mic output? I'm trying to find a way to split the mic output from a 2 plug headset so I can just record the pilot's voice without ATC.

A: This is not the correct adapter.  It sounds like you are looking for either the Dual Microphone Y Adapter or the Smartphone Digital Audio Adapter for Airplanes.

Q: I have a d/c Model H10-36 will this adapter work in 2 plug airplane?

A: No, it will not.  The David Clark H10-36 is a civilian helicopter headset you will need a helicopter to fixed wing adapter.

Q: I have a pro flight series 2 will it fit to convert it to two plug for airplane

A: No, it will not.  What type of plug do you have on your ProFlight 2?  If you have the 5-pin XLR for Airbus then you can convert to dual plugs with the Airbus to Fixed Wing Adapter.  If you have the 6-pin LEMO the you would need the Bose Panel Power to Fixed Wing Adapter.

Q: I have a A20 Bose headset with a single pin plug for a Helicopter, will this work to convert it to two plug for airplane?

A: No, it will not.  If you are sure that you have a helicopter headset, you would need the helicopter to fixed wing adapter.  However, if you have a military Bose A20 (did you get it off eBay described as a helicopter?  It''s probably a military) then you would need the low to high impedance adapter.

Q: I have a bose A20 military headset will this adapter work to fly GA in

A: No, this will not work.  You would need to get the Low to High Impedance Adapter to convert from a single military plug to double civilian plugs.

Q: I have a Bose A10 with one plug. Can use this adapter for my GA airplane with 2 plugs?

A: No.  To convert the Bose X from Panel Power (LEMO) to dual plugs you would need the Panel Powered Headset to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter.

Q: hello sirs, I have a David Clarks H10-13 H headset and I wanted to use it when I fly on GA Cessna 150/172 or similar. Would this work? what's the most convenient but useful solution? thanks in advance.

A: No, to convert the David Clark H10-13H helicopter headsets you would want to get the Helicopter to Fixed Wing Adapter instead.