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Hello I've not posted on rah before, but have lurked long enough to
realize that you guys have a few electronics experts among you. What I have is a Gentex sph-4 military flyers helmet. This is a single plug helicopter helmet. I've been told that the microphone impedence for military helmets is different (sorry guys I don't have the actual values) from civilian helmets, and I have tested this helmet in a helicopter. The earphone portion works fine. My question is what must be done to this helmet to make use of it in a civilian helicopter? Is it as simple as replacing the existing mic with a proper resistance civilian mic? Or is it something more tricky and electronically sinister? Any thoughts would be appreciated, thanks in advance! Get yourself in the air, no matter how you get up there! Wayne |
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