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1. 05:27 AM - Re: 3.5 mm 4 pole socket (Etienne Phillips)
2. 06:44 AM - Zenith 601 / Jabiru 3300 re-wire project (Roger McCoig)
3. 07:59 AM - Re: 3.5 mm 4 pole socket (Eric Page)
4. 08:38 AM - Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys (jonlaury)
5. 11:32 AM - Re: Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys (Tim Olson)
6. 02:41 PM - Re: Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys (Werner Schneider)
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| Subject: | Re: 3.5 mm 4 pole socket |
Hi Richard
Having been down a similar path recently (however looking for the plug and
not the socket) I came across two different standards of 3.5mm TRRS plugs.
If you do find something that looks like what you need online, make sure
the dimensions are suitable! The longer version (red) is manufactured by
Cliff in the UK, and they do sell to the public. This seems to be used on
many set-top-box media players. The shorter version (black) is more
commonly used in handheld devices, and relatively easy to come by. They are
not mechanically or electrically compatible, with a different order of the
connectors. Even Ground is Sleeve on one and Second Ring on the other!
See attached pictures for comparison.
Thanks
Etienne
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On 14 March 2015 at 18:21, Richard Girard <aslsa.rng@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm looking for a 3.5mm 4 pole socket so I can make an adapter for
> earphone and microphone headset to my handheld. I've tried every way of
> describing this to Google and the electronic parts suppliers and can't come
> up with one. This is the socket that's on my smart phone but either the
> search engine or I are too dumb to get there. In my travels I've seen the
> plug described as a 3.5mm TRRS plug, but no sockets for them. Anyone found
> these or can show me how to find them?
> Thanks guys.
>
> Rick Girard
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> Believe those who are seeking the truth, doubt those who find it.
> -Andre Gide
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| Subject: | Zenith 601 / Jabiru 3300 re-wire project |
Hello Bob,
Thanks for taking time to talk to me yesterday.
Just as a quick review, we are doing a complete re-build of the panel and
wiring. The airplane is Light Sport and will be used daytime VFR. In
addition to the components listed below I am keeping Air Speed, Vertical
Speed and Altimeter steam gauges.
This is an inventory of the original parts:
*Qty* *Part* *Manufacturer* *Number* *Purpose*
1 ATC Fuse Panel Buss (Mexico) 15600-06-20
1 Bat Disconnect Ingram Jabiru FWF 841260 12 volt 4721
1 Voltage Regulator Jabiru FWF R S 51 =93 92 =93 4/1/03
1 ELT Ameri-King Corp 450004
2 Fuel Guages VDO Malaysia 301 220 002
1 10 Breaker Tyco / Electronics W58-XC4C12A-10 Flaps
1 20 Breaker Tyco / Electronics W58-XC4C12A-20 Main Buss
1 1 Breaker Tyco / Electronics W58-XC4C12A-10 GRT EIS
2 5 Breaker Tyco / Electronics W58-XC4C12A-5 Fuel Pump / Radio
1 Toggle Made in China
Flaps
1 Toggle Made in China
Master?
4 Toggle Made in China
1 Ignition Switch ACS Products Company A-510-2
1 Elevator Trim Switch Ray Allen Co RS2
1 Elevator Trim Indicator Ray Allen Co RP2 Needle Indicator
1 Radio VAL COM 760 TSO
1 60 WATT 4 Outlet Strobe Power Supply Nova Electronics XPAK604X-HR
1 Engine Information System Grand Rapids Technology Model 2000
I am adding:
2 Aircraft Grip Tosten Mfg CS-8
1 Relay Deck Tosten Mfg
1 EFIS Grand Rapids Technology Mini
I also want to allow for a transponder sometime in the future.
Thanks,
Roger
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| Subject: | Re: 3.5 mm 4 pole socket |
The difference in contact assignments on this plug type is vast, as it has been
used for many purposes, from audio with microphone, to audio with battery charging,
to serial data interface. It's not even consistent among cell phone models
with respect to ground and microphone assignment.
If you're sourcing a patch cable with the same plug at both ends, it makes no difference,
but plug adapter cables with something other than TRRS on one end require
care to ensure compatibility.
See http://bit.ly/1FvOcuj for a long list of TRRS plug applications.
Eric
On Mar 17, 2015, at 5:26 AM, Etienne Phillips <etienne.phillips@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Richard
>
> Having been down a similar path recently (however looking for the plug and not
the socket) I came across two different standards of 3.5mm TRRS plugs. If you
do find something that looks like what you need online, make sure the dimensions
are suitable! The longer version (red) is manufactured by Cliff in the UK,
and they do sell to the public. This seems to be used on many set-top-box media
players. The shorter version (black) is more commonly used in handheld devices,
and relatively easy to come by. They are not mechanically or electrically
compatible, with a different order of the connectors. Even Ground is Sleeve
on one and Second Ring on the other!
>
> See attached pictures for comparison.
>
> Thanks
> Etienne
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| Subject: | Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys |
I get a tech newsletter and thought that this will probably be a disruptive advance
and of interest to aviators.
And it turns out that it was developed in my back yard of University of Calif,
Santa Barbara :-)
Enjoy. http://www.flyability.com/
John
Read this topic online here:
http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=439469#439469
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| Subject: | Re: Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys |
Ha! I don't think we'd want to share the skies with that!
If you read the page, it's not really "collision proof". It actually just doesn't
mind colliding with things indoors because it learns the room from them.
I suppose if they applied this to large drones they could send telemetry back
from collisions and eventually (in millions of years) be able to learn where most
common airways are. ;)
Tim
> On Mar 17, 2015, at 10:37 AM, jonlaury <jonlaury@impulse.net> wrote:
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> I get a tech newsletter and thought that this will probably be a disruptive advance
and of interest to aviators.
> And it turns out that it was developed in my back yard of University of Calif,
Santa Barbara :-)
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> Enjoy. http://www.flyability.com/
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> John
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| Subject: | Re: Off topic, but it's Electric and it flys |
John,
I have to disappoint you ;) they did part of their study in Santa
Barbara but it comes from people
of the EPTL from Lausanne, Switzerland :)
A funny thing, but not above 200ft please :)
Cheers Werner
do not archive
On 17.03.2015 16:37, jonlaury wrote:
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> And it turns out that it was developed in my back yard of University of Calif,
Santa Barbara :-)
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> Enjoy. http://www.flyability.com/
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> John
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