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| Subject: | Head Set Jacks Location |
6/29/2009
Hello Angier, You wrote: "..... behind the pilot/co-pilot seatback ......"
Congratulations. After decades of flying many different types of aircraft
with many different locations for the head set jacks I came to the
conclusion that locating the jacks behind the pilot and copilot seats was
the best solution. I built my airplane that way and it has worked great.
When the pilot's jacks are behind the copilot's seat and the copilot's jacks
are behind the pilot's seat it makes it possible to both see and manipulate
the plugs while seated and strapped into your seat. I have used this benefit
many times.
Also the plugs are not banging into your knees while plugged into the
instrument panel and the wires are not dangling across your lap.
'OC' Says: "The best investment we can make is the effort to gather and
understand knowledge."
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Time: 06:32:17 AM PST US
From: "Angier M. Ames" <N4ZQ@comcast.net>
Subject: AeroElectric-List: Re: Splicing of 2 or 3 conductor shielded cable
I am relocating the comm and mic jacks in my Lancair to a position
behind the pilot/co-pilot seatback and so the comm and mic cables need
to be lengthened. Any suggestions here for what would be the best
method for splicing additional length to these cables and also
maintaining the integrity of the shields?
Thanks
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