David Clark Isocom - how does it work?

I've got the PSEng audio panel and the ISO switch eliminates all
in-aircraft communication -- in other words, everyone can talk
among themselves but I don't have to listen to it. Of course,
ATC and such is still active with no problems.

It's lovely when you have no interest in what the peanut gallery
is blathering about.

It's lovely when you have no interest in what the peanut gallery
is blathering about.

Amen to that! With two kids in the back, that little switch is a Godsend.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:
It's lovely when you have no interest in what the peanut gallery
is blathering about.


Amen to that! With two kids in the back, that little switch is a Godsend.

The old PS Engineering intercom in my bird is similar. It has "All",
"Crew", and "Pilot" switch positions. When the wife is flying shotgun in
the right seat and her friend(s) is(are) in the back, I can isolate
myself. When we have a parent/child or 2 kids in the back and the wife
and I need to pay attention on an IFR arrival, we can isolate the back
folks from us.

Whoever though of this little feature was definitely having a good day.
Mike

Jay Honeck wrote:

It's lovely when you have no interest in what the peanut gallery
is blathering about.



Amen to that! With two kids in the back, that little switch is a
Godsend.

When the kids go with us they get their own intercom. I have a portable
that I have had since my renting days. If they want to talk to the
front seats they can plug into the regular intercom jacks.