My old flying club in NY purchased four rubber (plastic) covers with a PTT
built in. They slide over the horns of the control wheel and have a curly
wire into the instrument panel. They worked great and have been in use for
four years. I don't know where they were purchased.
"Stealth Pilot" wrote in message
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On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 20:08:04 +0100, "Henning DE"
wrote:

Hello Cessna owners !

I want to add PTT-Switches to the controls of a 1977 172N.
Since the control horns are not hollow i don`t know how.

Any suggestions ?

Henning Dammann-Emden
Bremen/Germany

my friend's cessna 150A has the same problem.
I made up aluminuim clamp blocks that mount on the control tube hard
up against the front of the yolk. the side of the clamp block has a
recess that the switch is mounted in. switch sits up just proud of the
clamp block. press your finger down on the top of it to talk.
cable is a curly tail down to the panel under the control mount.
it doesnt limit the control movement.
has been in use about 4 years now without mishap.
friend and his LAME love it.

Stealth Pilot