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- Item #7921
- PN: PA-89/A20
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- Item #7921
Allows you to use a Bose A20, David Clark One-XP, or Lightspeed Delta Zulu panel powered headset in a fixed wing aircraft that is not specifically wired with a 6-pin Redel connector.
Simply plug your 6-pin Redel connector from the headset to this adapter and you'll have dual plugs that can be used in almost any fixed wing aircraft.
Compatible with:
- Bose A20 6-pin LEMO Headset
- David Clark One-XP Panel Powered Headset
- Lightspeed Delta Zulu Panel Powered Headset
NOTE: This works with any 6-pin LEMO / Redel panel powered headset
that ALSO has a battery box.
If you have a 6-pin LEMO headset
that does NOT have a battery box you will need the
Panel Powered
Headset to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter instead. That adapter will add
a battery box to your headset.
Part # PA-89/A20. Equivalent to Bose part 327080-0010.
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- Item #7921
- PN: PA-89/A20
6-pin LEMO Panel Power to Fixed Wing Dual Plug Adapter Overview:
Allows you to use a Bose A20, David Clark One-XP, or Lightspeed Delta Zulu panel powered headset in a fixed wing aircraft that is not specifically wired with a 6-pin Redel connector.
Simply plug your 6-pin Redel connector from the headset to this adapter and you'll have dual plugs that can be used in almost any fixed wing aircraft.
Compatible with:
- Bose A20 6-pin LEMO Headset
- David Clark One-XP Panel Powered Headset
- Lightspeed Delta Zulu Panel Powered Headset
NOTE: This works with any 6-pin LEMO / Redel panel powered headset
that ALSO has a battery box.
If you have a 6-pin LEMO headset
that does NOT have a battery box you will need the
Panel Powered
Headset to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter instead. That adapter will add
a battery box to your headset.
Part # PA-89/A20. Equivalent to Bose part 327080-0010.
5 CUSTOMER REVIEWS
6-pin LEMO Panel Power to Fixed Wing Dual Plug Adapter
5 Reviews
- Average Customer Review:
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Top Reviews
Verified Purchase
Just what I needed
- By Jamie from Glendale AZ USA on Friday, October 11, 2019
- Pros: Works perfectly for what I need.
- Review: I have nothing but LEMO plugs in my airplane. Recently, I started flying part 121 and wanted to use my headset instead of investing in a new pair. I bought this because there was a Mypilotstore near my house and the had it in stock. Works perfectly. Although I can’t speak about using it for stereo.
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perfect
- By Royce from Lansdale PA USA on Friday, February 23, 2018
- Pros:
- Review: Great way to get my bose A20's working in a plane with the 2 jack audio system.
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Works well
- By Colin from Garland TX USA on Monday, June 05, 2017
- Pros:
- Review: This is an aftermarket product. It works perfectly. Why pay the Bose price when this works just as well.
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I would buy this product again
- By A Customer from Lititz PA USA on Thursday, March 03, 2016
- Pros: Simple to use. I mean all you do is plug it in.
- Review: The adapter works great and increases the flexibility of the headset; that is, can be used in a greater variety of aircraft. I was able to buy a used, less popular model headset at a slightly better price. I was a little concerned that since it was not a Bose factory adapter, but no worries, it works fine. Should I ever part with the headset, I feel that it should help with resale potential.
Verified Purchase
Not what I originally wanted, but no complaints
- By A Customer from Southern CA on Monday, February 01, 2016
- Pros: good quality, less expensive than Bose brand adapter
- Review: Since I was shelling out ~$1100 for a new Bose A20 Bluetooth headset, I was perfectly willing to pay the extra $10 for a Bose brand adapter. But the day after placing my order online, I received a phone call from a very pleasant MyPilotStore representative who said the Bose brand adapters were on backorder and asked if I'd like to order this aftermarket adapter instead. It wasn't my preference, but she assured me I could return it if I was dissatisfied - so I agreed. It seems to be working just fine and I have no complaints about its quality thus far, but for only $10 price difference I still would have chosen the Bose brand adapter if they weren't on backorder. A $15 or $20 savings (vs. the Bose brand adapter) would make it more attractive.
- Verified Purchase
Just what I needed
- By Jamie from Glendale AZ USA on Friday, October 11, 2019
- Pros: Works perfectly for what I need.
- Cons: None
- Review: I have nothing but LEMO plugs in my airplane. Recently, I started flying part 121 and wanted to use my headset instead of investing in a new pair. I bought this because there was a Mypilotstore near my house and the had it in stock. Works perfectly. Although I can’t speak about using it for stereo.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 2 Other people found this review helpful.
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perfect
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Works well
- Verified Purchase
I would buy this product again
- By A Customer from Lititz PA USA on Thursday, March 03, 2016
- Pros: Simple to use. I mean all you do is plug it in.
- Cons: None
- Review: The adapter works great and increases the flexibility of the headset; that is, can be used in a greater variety of aircraft. I was able to buy a used, less popular model headset at a slightly better price. I was a little concerned that since it was not a Bose factory adapter, but no worries, it works fine. Should I ever part with the headset, I feel that it should help with resale potential.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 4 Other people found this review helpful.
- Verified Purchase
Not what I originally wanted, but no complaints
- By A Customer from Southern CA on Monday, February 01, 2016
- Pros: good quality, less expensive than Bose brand adapter
- Cons: not much less expensive than Bose brand adapter
- Review: Since I was shelling out ~$1100 for a new Bose A20 Bluetooth headset, I was perfectly willing to pay the extra $10 for a Bose brand adapter. But the day after placing my order online, I received a phone call from a very pleasant MyPilotStore representative who said the Bose brand adapters were on backorder and asked if I'd like to order this aftermarket adapter instead. It wasn't my preference, but she assured me I could return it if I was dissatisfied - so I agreed. It seems to be working just fine and I have no complaints about its quality thus far, but for only $10 price difference I still would have chosen the Bose brand adapter if they weren't on backorder. A $15 or $20 savings (vs. the Bose brand adapter) would make it more attractive.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes No 4 Other people found this review helpful.
12 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Previously Asked Questions
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Friday, May 12, 2023
Q: Does it work with the David Clark model h10-26
A: No, this will not convert the David Clark H10-26 helicopter headset. Instead you would want to get the Helicopter to Standard Fixed Wing Adapter.
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Saturday, February 25, 2023
Q: Would this work with the David Clark DC-ONE-XP? Or what adapter would you need to use the one-XP in a normal aircraft with twin plugs. The One-XP already has a battery power pack.
A: Yes, this will convert the David Clark One-XP from the LEMO plug to dual plugs.
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Friday, March 11, 2022
Q: I know there have been a lot of questions about this adapter working with the Bose X, and I understand that it will not power the ANR because it does not have an inline battery pack. However, will the headset still work passively, without the ANR function?
A: No, this is not compatible with the Bose X. You would need the Panel Powered Headset to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter for the Bose X.
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Thursday, March 10, 2022
Q: Will this adapter work with Bose Proflight 2's Lemo 6 pin adapter, or just with the A20?
A: Yes, this is also compatible with the Bose Proflight Headset.
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Thursday, May 04, 2017
Q: Will this adapter work with the David Clark pro xp headset?
A: No. For the David Clark Pro-XP you will need a way to power the headset once converted so you'll need this panel power to fixed wing adapter that adds a back the batteries (power source).
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Monday, February 15, 2016
Q: I have the BOSE A20 with XLR 5 conector. Can I use de XLR 6 with dual plug adapter for my headset?
A: No, if you have the XLR5 plug (Airbus) then you would want to get the Airbus XLR5 to Fixed Wing Adapter instead.
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Tuesday, February 02, 2016
Q: Would the Fixed wing adapter PA-89/A20 work with a Bose A 10 6 pinRedel?
A: No, for the Bose X (Bose 10) you would need to add back in the batteries to power the ANR system. You will need the Bose X Panel Powered Adapter to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter,
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Monday, January 18, 2016
Q: I have a Bose X with a Redel six pin and the inline battery and on off unit.Which adapter system do I need for GA dual plugs. I want to keep it battery powered.
A: For Bose X you would need the Bose X Panel Powered Adapter to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter which adds a battery box.
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Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Q: Will it work with hthe Zulu.2 headset?
A: No, this will not work with the Lightspeed Zulu.2. For the Lightspeed Zulu.2 you will need to supply power to the headset when converting from a Redel connector to a portable model. And, therefore you would need to get this adapter: Bose X Panel Powered Adapter to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter which has a battery box to supply power to the headset and will work with the Zulu.2.
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Wednesday, August 03, 2011
Q: I notice that the PA-89/A20 adapter does NOT have a battery pack in-line... like the other BOSE model X (Bose X Panel Powered Adapter to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter..which has a 9V battery box built in-line with the adapter). So my question is: How does the new A20 headset get its "power" without batteries if it is using the PA-89/A20 adapter for a "hard wired" A20 headset with a Bose A20 6-pin headset PN# 324843-1040 ?
A: Bose changed the design of the A20 and the battery pack is now part of all cable assemblies - portable or panel powered. If you have a panel powered Bose A20 (324843-1040), the ANR is powered by the aircraft electrical system and the music / cell phone interface is powered by the batteries. However, the batteries will also power the ANR system if the headset is not getting power from the Redel connector. Because of the new design - and the fact that all Bose A20 headsets already have a battery box - you do not need to add a power source on the adapter like you did with the Bose X adapter.
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Saturday, April 16, 2011
Q: Will this adapter work with a Lightspeed Zulu bluetooth that has the powered connector but does not have the standard GA mic and phone jacks (which I have in my aircraft)?
A: This one will not work for the Lightspeed Zulu because it will not provide any power to the Zulu. However, you can do it with the Bose X Panel Powered Adapter to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter which will allow you to change from the Redel connector to the standard two male plugs (PJ-055 and PJ-068) and it will provide power to the Zulu through the included battery box.
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Q: Will this adapter also work on the Bose aviation headset X?
A: No, it will not work for the Bose X headset. For the Bose X you would need the Bose X Panel Powered Adapter to Portable Fixed Wing Adapter instead.
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