Pilot Communications USA
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SKU:PA-76/Fischer
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Pilot USA PA-76/Fischer Adapter connects GA headsets to Fischer 8-pin panel sockets, enabling reliable comms and recording with panel-powered headsets.
The Pilot USA PA-76/Fischer Adapter Cable provides a clean, reliable link between general aviation headsets and Fischer 8-pin panel-mounted sockets commonly found in panel-powered installations. Built with aviation-grade shielding and rugged molded connectors, this adapter preserves audio fidelity and intercom pass-through while drawing required power from the panel. Its low-profile design installs quickly and resists cockpit wear, making it a dependable tool for CFIs, charter pilots, and avionics technicians who need consistent headset-to-panel compatibility. Use the PA-76/Fischer for clear ATC recordings, headset interchangeability between aircraft, or when upgrading headset setups to Fischer-equipped panels. The adapter is engineered for long service life and minimal maintenance in demanding flight environments.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | PA-76/Fischer |
| Type | GA Headset to Fischer 8-Pin Adapter Cable |
| Input Connector | Standard GA headset dual plug (PJ-055 / PJ-068) |
| Output Connector | Fischer 8-pin panel plug (panel-powered) |
| Compatibility | General aviation headsets to Fischer 8-pin panel installations |
| Cable | Shielded, low-noise flexible cable with strain relief |
| Construction | Precision-molded connectors, gold-plated contacts |
| Length | Standard factory length (typical inline adapter) |
| Use Case | Enable comms, panel-powered recording, headset interoperability |
| Warranty | 1 Year limited warranty |
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