"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:%lIie.5035$z_.2660@attbi_s71...
For you avionics guys out there...what should it cost to have an avionics
shop install an audio input jack in my panel as an add-on to my
panel-mounted stereo intercom?

We have a Narco CP-136 audio panel, and a PS Engineering CD/Intercom.
I'm assuming the input jack has to "patch in" to the intercom somewhere.
(Frustratingly, a jack already exists for the back-seat passengers only.
It's a nice feature so that they can listen to their own music in back --
but we don't have the same option in the front seats.)

I would like to use this input jack to connect a portable XM radio
receiver or an Ipod-type device.

Thanks in advance!
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"


It costs next to nothing if you do it yourself and then have someone look at
it (or not). If you have the intercom that I think that you do: music input
(L) is pin 14 (and the barrel on the jack), (R) is pin T (and the tip of the
jack) and then ground the jack to wherever all the shields are grounded. I
think that I have the pins if you can tell me what length wire you want, I
will make you one.

Mike
MU-2