Subject: | Re: 7mm phone jack |
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From: | "John Tudor" jtudor2005 |
Date: | Tue Apr 7, 2009 6:53 am ((PDT)) |
> > First I've heard of it. Actually 6.3mm, same as the NATO ammunition. > Technically speaking, a 'Nato Plug' has a 7.3 mm shaft diameter and uses 4 = poles. They'd often be refered to as Nato Jacks even though it's male. Nato= Plugs are very common in Helicopter Aviation (I flew for Channel 7 here in= Adelaide in the early 1990's) In fixed wing aircraft, the most common is t= he 'standard' we all know as 1/4 inch. Also the Nato Jack. I had a hell of = a time trying to get a custom intercom made for the aircraft using the Nato= Plugs. |
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