Re: headphone jacks for microphone input to aviation radios

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From: Bruce Ferguson
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1987 14:56

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	Try a large electronics supplier. The manufacturer is
"Switchcraft", and the part # is  " S-260". I've been down
this route myself. The earphone plug is .250 in. and
the dam mike plug is .206 in. How this came to be, we probably
don't want to know.
	Try, Electrosonic,Zentronics, Newport, Future etc.

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Subject: Re: headphone jacks for microphone input to aviation radios
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Date: Fri, 13-Nov-87 09:56:43 EST
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