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I did buy a helicopter, but the jack on the panel was too small.

On the Vans site today

FS: David Clark Headset, Airspeed, Altimeter, RV9A Wheels & Brakes, Trim Cable
I have recently completed an avionics, systems, and landing gear upgrade to an RV-9A I purchased and am selling the parts I removed. Everything has less than 90 hrs total time and was all working when removed.

1) Almost New - David Clark Headset H10-13.4 with CEP-USA CEP508-K04 ear buds - List $299+$108, Ask $250
2) Used - Falcon Gauge Altimeter Model # ALT201NF-3N - List $475, Ask $375
3) Used - UMA Airspeed Indicator P/N 16-311-203D - List $230, Ask $175
4) Used - Comant Antenna Diplexer P/N CI 1125 - List $230, Ask $80
5) New - Vans Manual Trim Cable P/N CT 23V42-DF-2-181 - List $149, Ask $100
6) Used - Mains/Nose Wheels and Matco Brake Set - Pilot/Copilot Master Cylinders, Hoses, Parking Brake, Disks and Calipers, Aero Classic 5.00x5 Mains, CST 11X4.00-5 Nose Wheel. Reservoir not included - Ask $500

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You might want to give this guy a shout also:

"H10-60's $200 each
H10-40's and H10-30's $150 each
A100 Listen only... Great for your dog $65
All have airplane plugs and look great
n2450y@gmail.com or 979-451-3251"

Jason,

http://www.vansairforce.com/community/showthread.php?t=146734

It's sooo much fun shopping for other people.

Maybe I could find work as a professional guest shopper?

Tim

I have a David Clark Active Noise Cancelling H10-13XP that I would be willing to part with. The only downside is that it is panel powered. The panel power supply came out of Woodstock and can be installed into another aircraft. There is no battery pack for it. It would be part of that aircraft.

Here [aircraftspruce.com] is the ad for it at Aircraft Spruce. My wife and I upgraded to Bose and installed the panel mounts for those as well.

Running on ships power is never a downside......in my very humble opinion, of course.



Jim

I should quantify that. It is a downside if you're looking for something portable from plane to plane. When Melissa and I invested in the Bose A20s I started looking at what it would take to get them panel powered. Ended up getting the Lemo jacks and adaptors for the headsets. Now we have the Lemo jack module attached to the headset and the adaptor to go back to the normal panel jacks if needed. I like the Bose set up. I agree though, panel power is not a downside.