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April 25th 14, 08:08 PM
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Motorglider microphone wiring question
I'm amazed that people try to use large headsets in Self-Launch Sailplanes. They are an excellent way to scratch the inside of the canopy. Also something to store when not in use, which is 95% of the time as I recall.
There are many "isolating ear bud" headphones available these days. Examples: Shure http://www.shure.com/americas/produc...s/se-earphones Ultimate Ears http://www.ultimateears.com/en-us/900s Ear buds are available from manufacturers or on Amazon, etc. for much less than an aviation headset, and fit in the glider's side pocket. Install an 1/8" stereo headphone jack and use the same boom mic! Jim 
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