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T-rex

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How many of you out there are using the ''Flightcell'',''Cellset'',or ''Safetycell?'' These are the three available ''plug''n go'' cellphone adapters into the existing avionics. Please reply on which unit you are using and how you like it! I am going to purchase one very soon but would like some feedback on the different models if anyone has these!
 
I have personally used the "MagCell" adapter. Unfortunately it doesn''t plug into any avionics and it''s a #### to use when flying since you need to climb up about 4 feet above the jesus nut to get good reception. But all in all it''s a good system. The one big plus is that the whole treeplanting camp is viewable from such a height and so are all those sweet treeplanting babes.... Keep the stick out of the mud this year T-Rex, don''t let any of those girls take advantage you.
 
Note to everyone; don''t use the ''Magcell'' It is prone to SLEEP mode all day!!!!!
 
I have used Safety Cell - have not been able tomake it work properly. On the ground it works fine but in the air there are volume problems - possibly due to the NAT system not being adjusted properly. Still have to play around with it.
 
If you use an earbud/mic adapter for your phone, you require nothing else.

Put the ear-bud in, then place the mirophone portion inside the headphone/helmet earpiece.

You can hear the conversation through the earpiece, and to reply, you simply talk into the intercom. The sidetone will transmit into the earpiece and to your phone mic.

Works perfectly, costs nothing!
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Are you referring to the little "hands-free" string mic & ear plug you buy at cell shops for driving and talking on the cell?

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Could you explain again where you put the microphone??
 
Cellset LRC works great. Installed thru the pilot side headset jack. Comes in many different plugins. Most people I talk to don't even know I'm flying.
 
T-Rex, I should let you know, that was the ''battery save'' mode you were thinking of.
 
Nomex;
That is exactly the type that I meant.

You just place the microphone portion into the earpiece of your headset, and put your headset on.

You will hear the phone conversation directly through the phone earpiece and to talk on the phone, just key your a/c intercom and talk into the headset mic. As you hear this through the speaker (sidetone) in your headset, it will transfer directly into your phone mic which is of course, in your headset next to the speaker.

It really works. The limitation is that anyone else on the intercom will only be able to hear your side of the conversation, as you are listening directly through the phone and they can't hear that part.

Edited because the writer knew what he was saying, but the reader may not!
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