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bertrv6(at)highstream.net Guest
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 3:46 pm Post subject: Headset not working? |
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Hi:
Questions to the Electric Engineers?
I have a set of Flightcom Head sets, now the problem I am having
is that everything works fine, while on the ground or while taxing..
but as soon as I am about 1000" there is no communication at all..
I can hear, but I cannot transmit...
1> I did remove the cover panel, checked for loose wires or
connections, and the always first to check item, that none
of the prongs, touch each other or against any part of the frame
etc.. everything looks OK.. and tight...
Remember I can transmit while taxing or on the ground....
Any sugesstions from the Experts,, before I have to pay the robbery
prices at the FBO shop?
Bert
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pitts_pilot(at)bellsouth. Guest
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Posted: Fri Feb 02, 2007 4:24 pm Post subject: Headset not working? |
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I love troubleshooting questions!
First, your FBO won't be able to help. The problem won't be duplicated
in their shop unless you can get them to launch the shop!!!
First off, if both headsets exhibit the problem ...... I'd rule out the
headsets. Especially if they both fail at the exact same time. No
sympathy pains here. Strange things do happen, so go fly with someone
and swap out your headsets for a check. Much more fun than taking them
and the plane to the FBO.
When you can't transmit, always check the little 'T' or transmit light
if your radio has one ..... it'll tell you whether the mic switch
(transmit switch) is working. Switches aren't usually altitude
sensitive, but just maybe .....
That leads us to wiring. I hate to be the bearer of bad news .... but
wiring isn't usually altitude sensitive ..... unless we're talking much
higher voltage.
So, now we go to the comm panel, if you have one. You know, the panel
that allows you to switch or monitor more than one radio. They have
amplifiers in them, and capacitors that can be altitude sensitive.
If no comm panel, then the culprit may be your radio(s), which has
capacitors in them too ..... and a lot more of them. I'd try and find
someone that'll let you swap radios for a test. Must be the same
make/model ..... usually ..... nothing is ever always! Some radios are
made as replacements for others. The trays and radios have to be
compatible.
Come on back after you've had a chance to do your testing ..... it'll be
cheaper. Also, write down everything that is pertinent to your
installation .... that may narrow things down a bit.
Linn
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bertrv6(at)highstream.net wrote:
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Hi:
Questions to the Electric Engineers?
I have a set of Flightcom Head sets, now the problem I am having
is that everything works fine, while on the ground or while taxing..
but as soon as I am about 1000" there is no communication at all..
I can hear, but I cannot transmit...
1> I did remove the cover panel, checked for loose wires or
connections, and the always first to check item, that none
of the prongs, touch each other or against any part of the frame
etc.. everything looks OK.. and tight...
Remember I can transmit while taxing or on the ground....
Any sugesstions from the Experts,, before I have to pay the robbery
prices at the FBO shop?
Bert
rv6a
do not archive
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