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Excellent in Transports, might not work in lighties!
- By Skyjacker, Fly it like you stole it ! from Sydney, Australia on Sunday, September 26, 2010
- Pros: If used in Jumpseat Jack, wont broadcast, wont PA, wont cut out when recieving, Will cut out when transmitting, Perfect!
- Cons: expensive!
- Review: If used in Jumpseat Jack, wont broadcast, wont PA, wont cut out when recieving, Will cut out when transmitting, Perfect! Five stars for performance, 1 star for Value. Get a .206 Plug and a 3.5mm Plug and make one yourself for half the price.
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Must Have
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I would buy this product again
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Great Product
- By Captain Robert from Gunter TX USA on Wednesday, June 15, 2011
- Pros: All
- Cons: None
- Review: Works fantastic on my EMB-145. Tried it through an IPAD the other day and worked very well. Its short money to solve a small problem converting a patch for music and audio. Makes my long days alot easier. Thumbs up!
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A bit pricey, but works as advertised
- By A Customer from Rockledge FL USA on Wednesday, June 19, 2013
- Pros: Good quality. Works as advertised
- Cons: Expensive
- Review: Works fine to run audio from an I-Pad/I-phone into the headset audio jack for the first observer seat on a B-777. With that seat in hot-mic and speakers selected, the audio is played through the overhead speakers for all to enjoy. Although this cord would be easy to make if you had the parts, it is a bit difficult to find the aviation sized audio jack, and the quality of the connections is probably better than I could do with a soldering iron.
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works well!!
Great Product!
- By A Customer from Rocking and rollin in the sky! on Friday, August 03, 2007
- Pros: Works well, stereo output, no interference.
- Cons: More expensive from this retailer than from other places, mic jack end could use a collar to keep debris out of the connector.
- Review:
Great product. Works well with a variety of transport category aircraft types ;-) Just plug one end in to your iPod/MP3 player/DVD player/laptop, and the other into the jumpseater mic jack, turn on the hot mic, and off you go! It's better than reading the long range chart (USA Today).
This cable makes long legs much more enjoyable :-)
May require trimming of some of the rubber around the stereo mini-jack end to work with some devices (like palm tungsten).
Would like to see this product with an angled plug (on the mini-jack end). - Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
Works as advertised
- By Wayne from Fredericksburg, Virginia on Thursday, September 06, 2007
- Pros: small and effective
- Cons:
- Review: The adapter cable works as advertised, though I am still working through an interaction problem when trying to use it with the Garmin 430 -- I don't know if it my avionics or something with the 430 and the cable, when I plug it in it gives an open mic on the radio and transmits the audio.
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CD / MP3 Player to Intercom Adapter
- By Adil OZGUN from LTFJ on Saturday, January 14, 2012
- Review: It did not work when I put this cable into the Hand mic jack and the VHF3 mic jack , I didnt recieve any music sound through the PA or FLT or SVC. Boeing 737-800
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No response from service department!
- By A Customer from West Valley City UT USA on Tuesday, February 07, 2012
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I emailed this message to technical support service on Jan 10. Did not get a response!
"When I try to use this with my apollo sl30 it transmits. Any suggestions?"
After waiting a week and not getting a response I experimented with the adapter and found that moving the red wire to the black connection and leaving the black off worked!
Considering the cost of this simple adapter I expected some type of response. Even an "I don't have a clue" would have been okay. - Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 0 Other people found this review helpful.
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Does Not Work
- By B from Ontario on Tuesday, March 12, 2013
- Pros: NONE
- Cons: Does not work in simple C150 Intercom
- Review: Everytime I plugs it in. It transmits. THe mic is hot the second its plugged in. I was referred to the manufacturer. It's been over a week since my enquiry. I have not heard a response.
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A good idea but a bad implimentation.
- By A Customer from Vista CA USA on Tuesday, November 24, 2009
- Pros: With the correct plug it could work.
- Cons: Does not work in my Cessna 182 with factory connectors.
- Review: This product did not work in my Cessna 182. The cable is intended to plug into a standard aircraft mic jack (I thought), however it does not have the proper plug. It comes with a stereo plug which will not interface correctly to a standard headset mic jack. Aircraft mic plugs have 4 contact sections as compared to a stereo plug which has 3. Now I understand why others have had problems with this product. If the cable had the correct plug I'm sure it would work.
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Didn't work for me.
- By Barbie from Yuma AZ USA on Tuesday, September 30, 2008
- Pros: Lightweight, inexpensive (relatively).
- Cons: Did not work.
- Review: I tried the adapter in the aircraft and as soon as I plugged it into the headset jack it immediately started to transmit/interfere with the radio. I couldn't get it to work properly with the intercom. I will have to resort to purchasing the more expensive adapter. May work for some....but it didn't for me. When I called the Pilotstore they could not help me and referred me to the manufacturer.
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Starts to transmit music to radio?!
- By eceflyboy from Palo Alto, CA on Monday, July 06, 2009
- Pros: Seems to be the easiest way to interface MP3 player with intercom.
- Cons: Doesn't work like it's supposed to.
- Review: Something is wrong with this, not sure if it's the stereo system or not, but I use a standard Cessna 172SP (2001-model)'s KMA-28 TSO Intercom system. When I plug in the music it would immediately start to interfere with the intercom systme and start transmitting. While I can hear the music fine, I don't want to be transmitting and wasting power, needless to say jamming up the frequency I am using! If anyone knows how to fix this problem, please let me know at eceflyboy at gmail.com and I can change the reviews.
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Help
- By A Customer on Tuesday, April 21, 2009
- Pros: Sound is good.
- Cons: Disables Radio Communication
- Review: As soon as I plug this in, my intercom is disabled, and I cannot use the radios. Its fine when flying far away from busy areas, but not practical anywhere else.
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