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Remote Audio CAAVMIC Aviation Intercom Interface for Military Aircraft

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Remote Audio CAAVMIC Overview

The CAAVMIC Aviation Intercom Interface for Military Aircraft from Remote Audio is an intercom interface cable designed for use with all military fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters, and civilian helicopters. It allows for an audio tap of two-way communications. It features a 3-pin XLR male connector on one end and a 4-connector phone jack and plug on the other end.

Aircraft Intercom Cable
This cable allows for an audio tap of two-way communications on all military fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters, as well as on civilian helicopters.
UPC: 810054421252

Remote Audio CAAVMIC Specs

Construction
Cable, metal
Finish
Black
Connector 1
(1) 3-pin XLR male
Connector 2
(1) 4-connector phone jack
(1) 4-connector phone plug
Dimensions
Not specified by manufacturer
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.4 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
11.7 x 5.1 x 2"

Remote Audio CAAVMIC Reviews

A MUST if recording aircrew audio!!!

By Anonymous
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2013-05-07

I use this all the time as an aerial combat videographer. Some people throw their mic in the headset and simply hope they get the audio they desire using their earbuds. That's the same thing as using your camera mic to do an interview. You just shouldn't do it. Get the cleanest feed you can from the source (aircraft intercom). Even when you are limited on coms cords in the aircraft you can simply have the aircrew member put his/her headset into this and you can monitor the audio in your earbuds.I've been using the same cable since 2009 from here and still no issues. A few hints: I put my audio levels in auto because of the varying levels coming back in. Also, when you're doing a single person interview, make sure the rest of the coms are muted (ask aircrew to do this) so you don't have radio chatter in the background.

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