NAT AA80/AA81 Intercom Systems
The InterVOX has more than three times the output power of current
comparable systems, as well as many more pilot convencience features,
it provides an excellent system for general aviation flying. Versions
are available for 4 or 6 place aircraft, and for combined VOX/PTT
ICS operation with dial units. The interVOX provides full boom-mic
operation for the pilot, co-pilot, and two or four additional
passenger intercom positions. Stereo tape input and pilot privacy
function are also provided. Also available in instrument hole
mounting format.
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PM 501
The PM501 provides all basic intercom capabilities plus many of
the most advanced features usually only found in more expensive
models. Among the best features: Individual output amplifiers
for pilot, copilot, and passengers 1 and 2, giving enough audio
punch to allow communications invery noisy environments. Voice
Operated Relay (VOX) circuitry prevents mic audio from getting
through the intercom until someone speaks or triggers the VOX
open switch. Automatic fail-safe interconnect to the aircraft
radio wires the pilot's headset to the aircraft radio in the event
of disrupted power or related failure. Input jack giving pilots
and passengers the option to listen to music during flight. During
intercom activity, a mute feature will allow communications without
distraction. With the PM501, you get years of trouble-free operation
in a very inexpensive unit. |
PM 1000II
The PM1000II Panel Mounted, Four-Channel Intercom is a second
generation design in this series, featuring many of the most advanced
features in intercom technology. Some of its best features include:
Pilot isolate, crew isolate, and dual entertainment sources allow
full flexibility, even giving pilots the option to feed music
to the passengers and allow them to chat among themselves without
disturbing the front seats. Soft Mute circuitry is our standard-setting
solution for managing the music volume levels against radio reception
and transmission. Separate pilot and copilot transmit capabilities
ensures that only the person pressing the PTT will be heard over
the radio. Independent intercom volume settings do not affect
radio equipment volume levels, allowing better control over communications. |
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PM 2000
The PM2000 Panel Mounted Intercom is an expandable four-channel
intercom system that is the most reliable, trend-setting unit
on the market today. Single squelch control knob for multiple
VOX circuits provides simplified operation and ensures that it
is one of the quietest intercoms in the world today. Optional
dual entertainment inputs allows the crew and passengers to listen
to two different musical selections simultaneously. Full stereo
entertainment input, with Soft Mute features to ensure smooth
communications work without the distraction of the music blaring
over the radio work. Independent radio and intercom volume settings
are possible with this unit, allowing better control over communications.
Separate pilot and copilot transmit capabilities ensures that
only the person pressing the PTT will be heard over the radio.
A red transmit light is illuminated when a PTT is pressed -- this
also serves as a "stuck-mic" indicator. |
PM 3000
The PM3000 Stereo Panel Mounted, Six-Place Intercom is a latest
generation design, featuring many of the most advanced features
in intercom technology. Some of its best features include: Three
modes at a flip of the switch: Pilot isolate (ISO), crew isolate
(front seats separate from back), and all, so that the entire
aircraft may communicate together. Dual stereo entertainment
inputs allow incredible flexibility, even giving pilots the option
to feed music to the passengers and allow them to chat among themselves
without disturbing the front seats. Automatic fail-safe interconnect
to the aircraft radio wires the pilot's headset to the aircraft
radio in the event of disrupted power or related failure. Separate
pilot and copilot transmit capabilities ensures that only the
person pressing the PTT will be heard over the radio. A red transmit
light is illuminated when a PTT is pressed -- this also serves
as a "stuck-mic" indicator. |