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Old January 21st 06, 09:53 PM posted to rec.aviation.owning
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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.
 




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