Do the jacks on the airplane adapter fit flush with my headphone jack?
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yes, properly attached, but not flush with the armrest airplane socket. Seems to obvious to require a question or in need of a third party answer.
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not always, I have 3 unit and each one has unique tight fit to my headphone jackjust be careful when you unplug it, I have used for 2 years in several long hour flights and no problem so far
1164154
jack snaps in and sticks our a bit causing one to sometimes knock it lose. Your headphone jack snaps into it and it is a tight snap. At first I thought it was not working properly and then I realized it was not really snapped in. I generally use over the ear bose phones or some noise canceling phones - the product is just as advertised. I am on airplanes almost every other week and use it frequently,
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Nathan, Not sure if I can be of much help. One end of the plug is a standard USB port plug. The other end (which plugs into the helicopter) looks to be about the same size as a 1/8 inch headphone plug.
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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
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No idea. I use Sennheiser PXC 450 noise reduction headphones on the airplane. And it works great.
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There is although assuming you have headphones with a standard 3.5mm (1/4") jack, you will need to buy a 1/4" -> 1/8" adapter
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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.
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no idea but don't recommend buying one. If you plug your single pin normal headset into one of the plug holes on the airplane, it will work great. the only thing is that you may have to pull out the pin slightly to get proper sound to both headphones. Play with it and it will work. Much easier than using an extra piece, plus I find that they typically reduce sound quality.
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The headphone jack is a standard 1/4" stereo. If your headphones are 1/8" you would need a 1/8" to 1/4" stereo adapter.
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The headphones just plug into the standard audio port on most phones. They include some adapters for the odder connections, like the 2 pin connector on some airplanes. Seems to work fine.
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No, because the jack going into the Aviator headset is likely a 2.5 mm and the other end is definitely a 3.5 mm. A cell phone adapter which is 2.5 to 3.5 will work though but then you'll have an adapter hanging near your headset. They are small though, only about 4 inches long and it would work. Be sure to match the proper male to female jacks because there are diff't adapters out there. Another reviewer mentioned that Skullcandy may replace your cord free with the Aviators if you contact them and ask.
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it depends on the jack.. the small ones will fit (like the running ones) but the big ones wont (like the one of a pc speaker set).
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The cut out for the headphones is about a 1/2 inch. I don't personally use the L shaped jacks so I can't give you a definite yes or no, but I don't see any reason why the case would not accomodate them.
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Hi Tom: No, you must use the provided adapter for aviation headphones, then use a large audio to headphone adapter (not provided) in order to use regular headphones. It will still transmit via the body mic unless you also plug the boom mic from the headset into the adapter. Good unit, great battery life.
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Hi Nancy, Thanks for your interest in our headphones! As Vicki says below, our 3.5mm cable that comes with each headphone for wired backup use will work on the traditional female to male jacks and not on the ones with the two holes as is on your plane. Buying an adapter is your best bet and you are clearly prepared! Please do reach out to us should you have any questions/concerns/issues in the future. Thank you very much for your purchase and support of our small business. I wish you and your family safe travels! Jacquie co-founder, LilGadgets
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Yes but you have to screw an adaptor into and then plug your headphones into the adapor. Sometimes the case pops open when you screw the piece in there
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The adaptor is the same size as a standard headphone plug. But if you need a connection that is smaller in radius because the connection is reassessed, then this won't fit. The photo look deceptively small. In real life, it's just like a regular sized Jack. Think of it as just an extension cord...a really short extension cord:) Hope this helps
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I use JVC Gumy Plus (great cheap buds, btw) and the jack has no problem fitting. I have never used/tried the apple headphones.