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General Aviation to Helicopter Headset Adapter Adapt Your GA Headset to a Helicopter with U174U Plug Free with Super high Density Sponge with O Ring which Suit for David Clark, Avcomm,ASA and ect on sold2024 Interface Type:SPI(Can be changed to Style:Crimped Wire Wheel

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General Aviation to Helicopter Headset Adapter Adapt Your GA Headset to a Helicopter with U174U Plug Free with Super high Density Sponge with O Ring which Suit for David Clark, Avcomm,ASA and ect on sold2024 Interface Type:SPI(Can be changed to Style:Crimped Wire Wheel Interface Type:SPI(Can be changed to IIC) MULTIPLE FUNCTIONThe contact tachometer will display rotation speeds from 50RPM 19999RPM ASA and ect on 1) Very durable and strong shield cable

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