5 Pin XLR Plug Hot? or not... - Page 5 - Airline Pilot Central Forums

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brocklee9000 , 12-20-2022 09:25 PM

I Pass the Butter

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Originally Posted by BiffleBalls

I researched that quite extensively back when the Proflight came out and it turns out that the powered 5-Pin XLR connector is an option that has to be selected when the airplane is ordered. I guess it could be added but that ain't happenening.

I used to think this was just LFDR but if you dig into other forums, it sounds like it’s a real grab bag at every airline.

#42

BiffleBalls , 12-21-2022 06:20 AM

Gets Weekends Off

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Originally Posted by brocklee9000

I used to think this was just LFDR but if you dig into other forums, it sounds like it’s a real grab bag at every airline.

I'm pretty sure the legacy airlines all use the 1/4" phone plug and .206" mic. if I remember them all correctly.

#43

ASpilot2be , 12-22-2022 12:01 AM

Qbicle seat warmer

One of the old 320s has ship power. I was really confused when I plugged my headset in and it turned on.

#44

BiffleBalls , 12-22-2022 07:20 AM

Gets Weekends Off

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Originally Posted by ASpilot2be

One of the old 320s has ship power. I was really confused when I plugged my headset in and it turned on.

Ha! That's interesting! I didn't know that we had one that was 'live" thanks for sharing that. Remember which one?

#45

ASpilot2be , 12-23-2022 03:44 PM

Qbicle seat warmer

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Originally Posted by BiffleBalls

Ha! That's interesting! I didn't know that we had one that was 'live" thanks for sharing that. Remember which one?

I think it was 202 or some really low number like that.