Do I need an airplane dual adapter for these?
1319085
I haven't tried it for that purpose yet, but will next month. The earphones did, however, come with the adapter. I'm hoping to use it during upcoming flights. I'll respond again after Nov. 1.
1319086
Kristin, You are covered by the Panasonic RPHC200G. Though it uses the basic 3.5 mm single plug, the headphones come with a nicely crafted dual plug adapter for just such an occasion. Increasingly, however, aircraft seem to use the single plug socket. The 767s I was just on were single socket affairs.
1870789
it comes with an AC adapter. To be honest I would save your money and get something else, this thing never worked and would go off randomly whenever planes flew by
1663183
Idk but as long as there is a usb available you should be able to. I would call to make sure that it is not on some "list" of things you can't have on a plane.
867885
There was a nice compact black carrying case, but there was no airline adapter. If I recall, we ordered one later from Bose for about $3 or $4.
1504004
No you need to get double adapters as they don't clip into the centre they stretch across both seats.
992331
No. Those do not work. The included adapter does not fit them. Dunno why the first gentleman to answer this question is saying yes.
1875692
I don't have any, my setup did not need them. I don't see any reason not to You will have to work out an adapter
2172671
you have to buy them through a parts reseller / just google your plane -- like 'cessna 747 propellor' and you'll get vendors...
1718797
Depends on the airplane soundsystem. If the sound system accepts standard 3.5mm jacks then yes, otherwise you'll need an adapter. I leave mine on for a very long time (all day at work ~ 9hours/day) and have no problems.
302921
You might get them to work on a plane if you have an adapter. I have not tried to use them with any plane entertainment systems.
1674292
As far as I know they are not compatible and I haven't seen any adapters for sale hope that answers the question
1754096
The On-Ear headphones do not come with an airline adapter. They can be used with one, however.
609875
They worked just fine on all the flights I've taken them on. Some planes obviously use an adapter but they still work.
1122647
Use a DX6i or DX5e. they are both good controllers tht are compatible with this airplane
185840
The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going strong. The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going... » Read More The headphones come with a two prong adapter. Planes have two styles depending on the year it was built; the more modern single prong connector which has two area's of contact on a single prong or the two prong connector that channels sound to the right and left ear. This headphone set will work with both given the adapter. I used these on a flight to and from the Philippines (22 hour flight time one way) without needing to replace the batteries and I used them nearly constantly during both flights. So, from one set of batteries I got greater than 40 hours of use and they were still going strong. « Show Less
1908778
No, You will more than likely need to pick up an adapter. As seen here: http://www.amazon.com/Travel-Conair-M-500E-Polarized-Adapter/dp/B0010BK24W
888496
there is an adapter but it does not come with this. if i remember correctly it wasnt more than 10 bucks, but that was a few years ago.(former a350 owner)