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I believe there was an article in QST within the last three months
describing the aircraft interface. It needs power for the mic. The interface hasn't changes for a long time and you can still use a carbon mic., so it provides a fairly high level output. -- Steve N, K,9;d, c. i My email has no u's. "Wolfgang K. Meister" wrote in message ... Hi to all, Someone offered for an reasonable price an Aviation Headphone / Mic (Avcomm). Noise canceling for the headphones by beeing very closed earcups and something like a 'noise reduction chip' in the Mic. Are those devices useable for Ham Radio? Anyone ever tried this with an ICOM or Yeasu tranceiver? Any comment is welcome! 73 Wolfgang OE1MWW |
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