Q: Do I need to add anything to make this work with a David Clark H10-66?

A: The H10-66 is a military headset so this adapter will not work (it is for converting civilian helicopter headsets).  To convert the David Clark H10-66 military headset to civilian fixed wing airplanes you will need the Low to High Impedance Adapter instead.

Q: I have a Bose A20 and was told it’s a helicopter headset. Can I convert to C-172? It doesn’t have the 6 pin adapter but a single male. What will work?

A: Are you certain that it is a helicopter headset?  Or, is that what it said in a listing on eBay?  If you are certain that you have a helicopter headset, this will convert your headset to be used in the Cessna 172.  If you bought it used on eBay it is very likely that it''s a military headset (they are frequently sold incorrectly on eBay and the plugs look alike).  If it is a military headset you will need the Low to High Impedance Adapter instead.  You could also skip the adapters completely and just get the correct cable assembly for your needs - A20 Cable Assembly Straight Cord, Twin Plugs.  It takes less than 30 seconds to change the cable assembly of the Bose A20.

Q: Will this work on a H10-56? I was told it was a helicopter headset. I want to use it for fixed wing Cessna type aircraft. Also the mike has no foam. What should I replace it with?

A: Yes, this will convert the David Clark H10-56 headset to the standard dual plugs.  The H10-56 headset uses the David Clark 40062G-06 mic cover.

Q: I have an H10-76 headset. Will this a adapter work for a Cesna 172?

A: For the David Clark H10-76 military headset you would need either the David Clark H10-76 Conversion Kit or the Low to High Impedance Adapter.

Q: I accidentally bought a headset for a helicopter. It had the helicopter plugs. Will this adapter work for a Cessna 150 or a Cessna 172?

A: Yes, this will convert a helicopter headset to work in any Cessna 150 or 172.  Just make sure that you actually have a helicopter headset and not a military headset.  They have the same plug.  If you have a military headset you will need a low to high impedance adapter instead.  We find that many of the used headsets on eBay that are advertised as "helicopter" headsets are actually military headsets.

Q: Will this work for Bose A20 heli w/bluetooth? Or does it even matter?

A: Yes, the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter will work with the Bose A20 Aviation Headset (helicopter model / single-U-174 plug) and any other headset that has a single-U-174 plug on the end of the cable.

Q: Does this helicopter to fixed wing adapter work in a VXA -220 Pro portable radio it has a CT-96 headset cable , I also need to plug a PTT switch into it ?

A: This adapter will convert a heli headset to a GA headset with dual plugs. The dual plugs can then plug into your radio's headset adapter. Unfortunately there is no port for a PTT switch. You would need to use the one on the radio. 

Q: Hi, I have a ZULU 2 headset for helicopter and want to know if this adapter will work to use it on regular fixed wing general aviation without harming the head set? thanks

A: Yes, this will easily convert your Zulu.2 Helicopter headset for use in fixed wing aircraft.

Q: Will the helicopter to general aviation adapter work with a telex stratus heli-xt headset

A: Yes, this will convert the Telex Stratus Heli-XT ANR Helicopter Headset to dual plugs for airplanes.

Q: Does it work fine with david clark H10-56 headset and also the mike? thanks

A: Yes this adapter can be used with the David Clark H10-56 headset to covert it to a fixed wing headset. 

Q: Hello, I just purchased a used AHX-32-04. I did not realize that this headset was for a helicopter. Will this adapter work to convert to airplane use. Will use of this adapter affect headset performance? Thank you.

A: Are you certain that it is the AXH-32-04?  Most of the used ones sold on eBay and marketed as a "Helicopter Model" turn out to be a military headset (they have the same plug).  If your headset really is a civilian helicopter model then this is the adapter that you need to convert to use in an airplane.  If you have the military model then you also need to convert impedance and can do so with this low to high impedance adapter.  The easiest way to identify the difference between the military and civilian model is to look at the microphone.  If it looks like a flat, round, pancake it is military.  You can see the differences in the picture below.

 

Q: I have the Stratus Heli-XT headset and I need to convert for GA (Cessna type aircraft) I need assistance in choosing the right adapter.

A: If you have a civilian helicopter headset then the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter will allow you to use it in a GA fixed wing aircraft. 

Q: Will this work with a single plug Telex 5x5 pro III?

A: If you headset uses the U174 plug than yes, this adapter will work for you. If you have a different plug on the headset, let us know what it is and we can look more into it for you. 

Q: I would to know if this adapter will work with the David Clark H10-60?

A: If you have the David Clark H10-60H (For helicopters) then yes, the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter will convert your plug from a helicopter plug to the dual plug for use in general aviation fixed wing aircraft. 

Q: I purchased this impedance adapter for my H10-76 helicopter headset. I need the Electret mic to complete the conversion. Can I purchase just the electret mic?

A: Yes, you can purchase the 1142-22 Electret Mic directly from our website!

Q: I have a Bose headset single plug model AHX 32 04 & need dual plug - will this adapter work? 

A: If it is a civilian helicopter headset than yes you would use the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter. If this is a military headset you would need the Low to High Impedance Adapter 

Q: I was given a David Clark H10-36 helicopter headset. Will this adapter work to convert for a Cessna fixed wing?

A: Yes the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter will convert the David Clark H10-36 headset for use in fixed wing aircraft.

Q: Will it work with the H10-56HXL?

A: Yes, this will convert the David Clark H10-56HXL from helicopter to fixed wing. 

Q: Will this work in converting the Lightspeed Zulu 2 to General Aviation plugs?

A: Yes, this will convert your helicopter Zulu.2 headset to be used in a fixed wing airplane.

Q: I have the new bose a20 headset with bluetooth for helicopters. Will this work with my headset as is?

A: Yes, the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter will allow the use of any general aviation helicopter headset within a fixed wing aircraft.  If you are using a military headset, which also uses the same helicopter U-plug, you would then need the Low to High Impedance Adapter.

Q: With this work with a AHX-32-02 unit and will it be Stereo?

A: No, this adapter will not convert the Bose AHX-32-02 (308100-0170)  which is a military configuration.  In order to convert the Bose AHX-32-02 headset you will need to convert impedance and change from single to dual plugs.  This can be accomplished with our Low to High Impedance Adapter.

Q: Would this adapter work with H10-76(U92au)?

A: No, this product will not work with the David Clark H10-76. You need to convert both the plugs and impedance on the microphone. We offer the David Clark H10-76 Conversion Kit that gives you everything needed to convert the H10-76 for civilian use.

Q: Is this a Y-shaped adapter?  What plug type is the female end? What is the length?

A:

1.) Yes it is a Y-Shape adapter.

2.) The female end is a U-92A/U plug.

3.) This adapter is 9" in length. It is the only length that is available. 

Q: Product # 1251 Adapter can be used on David Clark headset # H10-76 for the use in Diamond Aircraft

A: No, this product will not work with the David Clark H10-76.  You need to convert both the plugs and impedance on the microphone. We offer the David Clark H10-76 Conversion Kit that gives you everything needed to convert the H10-76 for civilian use.

Q: will this adapter work with my H10-76 so I can use it in a cessna fixed-wing aircraft?

A: In order to convert the David Clark H10-76 for use in a civilian Cessna, you would want to get the David Clark H10-76 Conversion Kit that includes this adapter and a new elecret microphone that will also be neeed.

Q: I just received a David Clark H3330 with amplified dynamic mic, which adapter would I need?

A: Sorry, this is for ground communication only and cannot be adapted to be used in the cockpit.

Q: Will it work to convert my David Clark H10-76 into a headset for my Xbox360 controller?

A:

No, this alone will not work.  To make the conversion, first, you would need to get the David Clark H10-76 conversion kit.  Then you would need to get the Headset to PC adapter.

Q: I have an sp4 helicopter helmet. I need to convert it to general aviation but I don't understand the impedance part. Will this work?

A: Military aircraft are typically low impedance while civilian aircraft are high impedance. If you use a low impedance headset in a high impedance aircraft, the mic will not function correctly. If your helmet is low impendance you will most likely need to convert it to high impedance using a Low to High Impedance Adapter.

Q: I just purchased a Bose A20 headset for helicopter. Father flys small airplanes. Will I be able to use this adapter in an airplane without damaging Bose , and will the noise cancellation still work? Thanks

A: Yes and yes.  This adapter will convert your Bose A20 Helicopter headset with a single U/174-U plug to the dual plugs that you can use with your dad in the airplane.  It will not harm the headset in any way and the noise cancellation will work exactly the same way as it does in the helicopter (just make sure you have batteries in the battery box).

Q: How do you know which plug goes where once you have plugged your heli headset in to the adapter as both conectors look the same?

A: The male fixed wing plugs are different sizes.  They are known as the PJ-055 (.25 inch / 6.35mm) and PJ-068 (.206 inch / 5.25mm) plugs.

Q: will it work for the david clark H10-26 headset and will the mike work also.

A: Yes, it will work perfectly to convert the David Clark H10-26 to be used in a fixed wing aircraft.

Q: Do you ship to Canada?

A: Yes, we do ship internationally. Once your order is placed online we will send you a shipping price to approve before charging/shipping out. 

Q: Will this adapter work with the DC H20-16 headset in an airplane and will impedence be an issue? Thanks.

A: Yes, this will work perfectly with the David Clark H20-16 headset.

Q: Didn't see this question on there. Will this adapter be sufficient to convert a Flightcom E-13 military helicopter headset for use in GA, specifically a Cessna 172, or will I need a new mic as well?

A: We do not have the specs on the E-13, however if it is a low impedance headset you would need to get the Low to High Impedance Adapter instead.  If it is high impedance, then this adapter should do the trick.

Q: I have a headset David Clark H10-36 and want to use them in a GA light sport airplane.Will this adapter work or do I need an impedance adapter?

A: Yes, this adapter will work.  There is no need to change impedance on the H10-36 headset.

Q: I have an H-10-46 model will this work?

A: Unfortunately, the H10-46 has been discontinued for more than 10 years so we no longer have much information about that headset.   As long as the H10-46 is a high impedance headset, this would work fine.  But, if it's low impedance, you would instead need the Low to High Impedance Adapter.

Q: I am considering purchasing a used Lightspeed 30/3G but it is set up for helicopter use. Will this adapter work and will the mike need to be changed? Thanks, Stan.

A: This adapter should work just fine. The microphone would not need to be swapped out for use in a civilian helicopter.

Q: I am looking into getting the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter for my Bose headset. Need to make sure it fits. Also what does "Does not convert impedance" mean?

A:

This will work for you if your Bose X has the single U174 plug for helicopters. When it says that it does not convert impedance, it means that if you have a military Low Impedance headset, this adapter will not convert it to High Impedance for use in General Aviation.

Q: I have a H10-13HX that I want to use in a fixed wing. Is this item the correct one to use?

A: Yes, this would be the correct product to use.

Q: Hello, I have a David Clark headset (military) Model H10-76XL. I would like to use it in the civilian airplanes like cessnas and what not.. What adapter should I use? What is the deal with all this "impedence". Thank you. Joe

A: You would need the David Clark Conversion Kit which includes an adapter to convert the U174 plug on the H10-76XL to dual plugs for fixed wing civilian use as well as an electret mic to swap out for the dynamic one on the 76. Military headsets are typically low impedance and will not work for general aviation which is why conversion is necessary.

Q: Will this convert a David Clark H10-37 military headset to be able to be used in a civilian aircraft?

A: Yes, the David Clark H10-37 headset is a high impedance headset, so all that you would need to convert it to use in a civilian aircraft is this Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter. 

Q: Do you have an adapter to allow your headphones to be utilized on standard laptop computer inputs? I need to block out noise and record voice data to a laptop while flying in helicopters.

A: We do offer the PC Flight Simulator Headset Adapter which allows you to connect a headset with Fixed Wing plugs to a computer's headset interface. You would first need to convert your helicopter headset to Fixed Wing with this adapter in order for it to work properly.

Q: I would like to use two David Clark H20-16 headsets on a Flightcom 11sx intercom. Which adapter do I need?

A: You would need two of these adapters to convert the David Clark H20-16 Helicopter headsets to a dual plug which would then fit in the FlightCom IIsx intercom.

Q: Will this work with DC H10-66 without changing the mic? The H10-66 has a HI Lo impedance switch on the headset.

A: Yes, this will convert the plug on an H10-66 for general aviation fixed wing use. You do not need to switch the mic out on that particular headset.

Q: Will the adapter covert a D.C. H10-13HX single plug into a double plug cord useful for private aircraft?

A: Yes, that is exactly what this adapter will do for you.

Q: Hello We have a H1076 David Clark military headset that we would like to convert to civilian use in a fixed wing aircraft. Will the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter work in this case? Product # 1251? Please help me out so my husband can go flying! Thanks, Brooke

A: You would need to use this JB-08 Helicopter to Fixed Wing Adapter, however you would also need to swap out the mic for an electret one. We offer both the adapter and the electret mic together in an H10-76 Conversion Kit.

Q: I have a David Clark model H10-13H. Will this work with that model?

A: Yes, this will convert your David Clark H10-13H helicopter headset to be used in a dual plug fixed wing setup.

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.

Q: Will this work with a Bose Head set?

A: Yes, it will work with a portable (not hard-wired) Bose headset.

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).