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psiegel(at)fuse.net
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Posted: Fri May 19, 2006 4:42 am Post subject: Original (old) Bose Noise Cancelling Headsets

I have a set of the very old, first generation Bose Noise Cancelling 

Headsets.



Bose no longer supports this version. (but will take them on trade-in 

for the new style)



My portable interface box no longer works. 



Anyone know if there is anybody out there that might be able to get this 

unit working again?  Or, does anyone happen to have one of the portable 

interface boxes they would like to get rid of?



Thanks!



Paul Siegel  <psiegel(at)fuse.net>

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endspeed(at)yahoo.com
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Posted: Fri May 19, 2006 6:27 am Post subject: Original (old) Bose Noise Cancelling Headsets

Paul, Try Ben Dover Avionics at Falcon Field Peachtree

City, Ga.  The gentleman who is the proprieter there

used to fix broken headsets for quite a few Delta

pilots.  He knows what he is doing.  Bob



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 <psiegel(at)fuse.net>

 

 I have a set of the very old, first generation Bose

 Noise Cancelling 

 Headsets.

 

 Bose no longer supports this version. (but will take

 them on trade-in 

 for the new style)

 

 My portable interface box no longer works. 

 

 Anyone know if there is anybody out there that might

 be able to get this 

 unit working again?  Or, does anyone happen to have

 one of the portable 

 interface boxes they would like to get rid of?

 

 Thanks!

 

 Paul Siegel  <psiegel(at)fuse.net>

 

 

 

 

 



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flyeyes(at)mac.com
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Posted: Fri May 19, 2006 7:45 pm Post subject: Original (old) Bose Noise Cancelling Headsets

On May 19, 2006, at 7:35 AM, pfsiegel wrote:



 	  Quote: 	
		   



 I have a set of the very old, first generation Bose Noise Cancelling

 Headsets.



 Bose no longer supports this version. (but will take them on trade-in

 for the new style)



 My portable interface box no longer works.



 Anyone know if there is anybody out there that might be able to get  

 this

 unit working again?  Or, does anyone happen to have one of the  

 portable

 interface boxes they would like to get rid of?

 (snip)


	




Paul, if you have the box with a 6-pin connector, it's a pretty easy  

fix.  Some of the very earliest ones had a 9-pin connector, but mine  

had a 6-pin that turns out to be the same pinout as the connectors  

that are becoming increasingly common in new aircraft for ANR headsets.



If your jacks are easy to get to (and your headset has the 6-pin  

connector) it's pretty simple solder the connector in parallel with  

your existing jacks, and you no longer need the interface box.  You  

can still use regular headset connectors, just not both at the same  

position at the same time.



Bose sells the jack with a wiring harness (way longer than you  

probably need) for $30.  Part number is 178035.



Hope this helps--I loved getting the interface box out of the  

cockpit, and I'm saving a fortune in AA batteries.



James Freeman



I've got a few pics if needed

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