Will this work connecting a headset with one pin into a 2 pin inlet on planes?
346824
Rather than use these, why not get an adapter designed for thus purpose. If you enter "airlines headphone adapter" in the Amazon search field, you will be directed to several that wreckers under $5.00. I have used the Bose® headphones airline adapter for years, and it works great.
1445250
Not that I know of, It's an Airplane adapter w/ 3.5mm audiojacks and input converter jack. here's an image with the 3.5 headset spliter adapter. http://bit.ly/1x2afSq
1921430
Yes, if the plane has a standard 3.5mm stereo jack. Like most headphones, it does not come with a double-prong adapter for planes that require that.
1752726
Yes. Most airlines use a single prong 1/8 inch (3.5 mm) plug so you can just plug it in the same way you plug into your phone/Ipod/MP3 player. This also comes with adapters for twin prong airplane plugs (older airplanes) and 1/4 inch plugs for home stereos.
1551606
Yes; however, several of us have tried using this to connect our PCs to use Skype and they have all eventually stopped working. It seems to burn out. We are now using a splitter that works much better! If you are interested the item is Startech audio cables 3.5 mm 4 pin to 2x3 pin 3.5 headset splitter adapter - f/m. Hope this helps!
1109747
Yes, but your results depend on the airplane. Most airplanes will require the use of an adapter such as this one http://www.amazon.com/Koss-8-Inch-Airline-Adapter-Headphone/dp/B003J9VG2U/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1397658902&sr=8-4&keywords=airplane+headphone+adapters You can usually use the headphones without the adapter, but you will only get sound out of one of the headphones.
1128618
Hi Nellie; The WH20TQG has a miniature four-pin female 4-pin mini connector for direct connection to Shure wireless body pack transmitter. If your transmitter doesn't match up it's pretty easy to shop around and find a headset that does. I purchased this one and liked it much better than one you are looking at: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007PZ5F3K/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1505668
This unit has two pin holes - one for the speaker and one for the mike. I am not sure about all of the Midland headsets working with this model.
353312
The adapter that comes with the headphone should allow you to use it on the airplanes.
2245265
I didn't answer the whole question. If the pins match, you will need to put a 9 volt battery in the mic, then it will work.
1109745
Yes, but your results depend on the airplane. Most airplanes will require the use of an adapter such as this oneKoss 3.5 mm 1/8-Inch Airline Adapter for Headphone Stereo PlugYou can usually use the headphones without the adapter, but you will only get sound out of one of the headphones.
1799312
I suppose it might if you have an adaptor. The native plugging arrangement is one plug for mic and one plug for headphones.
1931475
it could,but only one shouwer head at a time.also you might have to get creative with yourplumbing adapters to make it work.Fred
821261
no, it connects straight into a headphone jack, if you want to use the inline mic you will have to get a 4 pin to 3 pin splitter like this one StarTech MUYHSFMM 3.5mm 4 Pin to 2x3 Pin 3.5mm Headset Splitter Adapter - F/M
289547
It will work just fine. I am using the exact same set up for for three of my four channel planes.
1715372
It will connect to that headset. You may need an M22 amplifier, depending on your phone.
790822
Yes it will, depending on what type of headset you use, it may give off a small buzzing but its not enough to bother.