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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:17 pm    Post subject: headset query Reply with quote
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Can anybody tell me the headset socket type in the R22.Im assuming it is the US NATO version as the manufacturer is American ?? Or is that too obvious?
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Some are, some aren't. some are UK NATO but Adapters are easy to come by.

The biggest problem in R22s is finding headsets that match impedance wise (usually only a problem in the older models with no intercom).
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 08, 2009 9:43 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
veeany wrote:
Some are, some aren't. some are UK NATO but Adapters are easy to come by.

The biggest problem in R22s is finding headsets that match impedance wise (usually only a problem in the older models with no intercom).


Hi veeany
Thought it wouldnt be that simple.I am trying to order the correct adapter for my Bose headset before my first lesson next week.Currently has the fixed wing twin plug.I can get a US or UK NATO adapter to convert the twin plug but only want to buy the correct one.Will contact the Flight school to see which one they use.Thanks for the input.
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