Now you can get double duty from your aviation headset by using them for Flight Simming and other computer needs! The Audio Pilot lets you use both the microphone and headphones of your general aviation headset with any personal computer.
AudioPilot links your computer sound card to your aviation headset—and puts you in the virtual cockpit.
It's easy to use—just plug AudioPilot between your headset and the computer and take off! Immerse yourself in the experience and enjoy flight-simming the way it's meant to be.
AudioPilot is the perfect companion to your flight-sim setup and the perfect gift for any armchair pilot. Uses one 9 Volt Battery (not included).
If you need USB instead, get the PC Flight Simulator Headset Adapter - Fixed Wing to USB.
Now you can get double duty from your aviation headset by using them for Flight Simming and other computer needs! The Audio Pilot lets you use both the microphone and headphones of your general aviation headset with any personal computer.
AudioPilot links your computer sound card to your aviation headset—and puts you in the virtual cockpit.
It's easy to use—just plug AudioPilot between your headset and the computer and take off! Immerse yourself in the experience and enjoy flight-simming the way it's meant to be.
AudioPilot is the perfect companion to your flight-sim setup and the perfect gift for any armchair pilot. Uses one 9 Volt Battery (not included).
If you need USB instead, get the PC Flight Simulator Headset Adapter - Fixed Wing to USB.
Q: Does this do stereo audio or is it mono?
A: Yes, this will allow both stereo and mono operation.
Q: Will this work with the David Clark Headset Model H10-13.4?
A: Yes, it will.
Q: Based on the reviews, has the volume issue been fixed on the AudioPilot?
A: There have been no changes to this product. While some users have complained about volume issue, the majority of users have no experienced the same. If you are unhappy with the performance it can be returned within 30 days.
Q: does this work with the Rugged Air RA200 Headset ?
A: Yes, the PC Flight Simulator Headset Adapter is specifically made to adapt general aviation headsets (containing the standard dual PJ plugs - fixed wing) for use with your PC.
Q: I would like to know the length on this product.
A: The PC Flight Simulator Headset Adapter has the following measurements: The cable with the dual 3.5mm plugs coming out from the adapter are 5 feet long. The cable with the two female jacks, which connect to the headset, are 2 feet long.
Q: Does the PC Flight Simulator Headset Adaptoer work with the David Clark H10-13S so that it preserves the stereo sound?
A: Yes, this will allow both stereo and mono operation.
Q: does this work for helicopter headsets?
A: No, this is for fixed wing headsets only.
Q: I have a set of DC 10-40 phones. I would like to use them for simulation with FSX. Is the mic suitable quality for voice recognition programs?
A: We don't have any direct experience hooking up a David Clark H10-40 headset (discontinued) to Flight Simulator X with this adapter, however there is absolutely no reason why it should not work fine. If for some reason it doesn't work, we offer a 30 day return period.
Q: Does this adaptor work ok with the David Clark H10-13.4 headset?
A: Yes it will.
Q: Do you have any suggestions for what to use for a David Clark H10-76 headset, for flight sim purposes?
A: The David Clark H10-76 is a single plug military headset so you would need our single to dual plug adapter and then then PC Flight Simulator Headset Adapter. However, even with these you may still have difficulties transmitting (if you intend on transmitting). You may also need a new mic for the H10-76.
Q: Will This Work With Helicopter Headsets?
A: No, this is for fixed wing headsets only.
Q: Is the PC Flight Simulator Headset Adapter compatible with David Clark Model H10-76?
A: No, this will not work with the H10-76 Military Headset. You would need to use a civilian headset with this adapter.