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Sigtronics Transcom Ii Spo-42 2 Place Or 4 Place Portable Intercom on 2040-parts.com

US $150.00
Location:

Morrow, Ohio, United States

Morrow, Ohio, United States
Very good condition, 100% working.
Brand:Sigtronics Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:SPO-42

Transcom II Portable Intercom

SPO-22 Intercom
  • Fail safe feature allows pilot to always hear radios - even if the intercom is off.
  • Operates up to 40 hours on one 9-volt battery.
  • DC power cable to offer seamless operation on either battery or 11-34 Volt DC aircraft power available from Sigtronics.
  • Radio priority assures that ATC hears only the crew member transmitting.
  • Push to Talk Switch inputs for both pilot and copilot.
  • Music input for CD player, MP3 player or AM / FM receiver.
  • Audio output for recording ATC flight dialog.

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