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INTERCOMS |
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The MK1 and Mk2
intercoms have exactly the same circuits and performance but come in
different packages for extra installation choice. |
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Click thumbnails for
larger views, |
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| MK1 INTERCOM (BLACK BOX) |  |
| Mk1-BB Stand alone black box version. Available to interface with any radio in the ICOM range and any other radio of any make. Both Mk1 and Mk2 intercoms will accept headsets and/or helmets with either straight or right angled jack plugs. Now available as Mk2-BB integral with old model Icom A2/20 radios. | |
| MK2 INTERCOM (INTEGRAL) |  |
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Mk2B-3/22 (shown left) Integral with ICOM radios A3/A22,
bottom entry plugs. These radios are no longer in production but there a lot out there! |
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Design philosophy: Eventually
almost all fliers need to interface their headsets with a radio and finish up
having to plug into an interface box of some sort. FLYCOM takes the view
that this box may as well contain everything you need and be as close to the
radio as possible so obviating the need for loads of wires, connections and
long patch leads. Since the box also contains the audio for the intercom as
well as the radio this leaves the headset ear defenders empty to do what
they were designed to do, that is, protect your hearing. EN 966 1996 Helmets for airborne sports (UL) makes reference that provision should be made for the addition of a communication system of some kind. Note, the standard makes no reference whatever to decibels, hearing protection, or noise levels; by far the biggest hazard you face when you go flying! |
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