Rear Headset jack positions

[Janekom]

I am busy installing Aero Sport panels in an RV10 and would like to know where others have installed the rear headset jacks. I was thinking on the top of the rear panels, in other words jut below the window line and above the vent.

Secondly in the armrest hollow could also work. I am wondering what others have done. See in the link below where I have indicated possible positions with red dots.

http://www.mykitlog.com/users/displa...g=186686&row=1

[pierre smith]

Jan, mine are on the crossbar, between the seats...works well.

Best,

[aerhed]

Overhead console, just above the crossbar.

[paul330]

I've put mine on the forward end of the armrest, just behind the door frame.

Tunnel would also work.

[bill@fusion4.net]

I put mine in the backside of the center console. The front seats are inside the center console. This allowed me to run all of them in one bundle. I thought it would be easier for backseat passengers to reach forward and plug headsets in. I also did not want cables hanging down from the overhead console.

I put a couple velcro strips on the carpet over the tunnel to hold the wires as they come back to the back seats.

Don't know how well it will work in reality as I am not flying yet

[Jesse]

Originally Posted by bill@fusion4.net

I put mine in the backside of the center console. The front seats are inside the center console. This allowed me to run all of them in one bundle. I thought it would be easier for backseat passengers to reach forward and plug headsets in. I also did not want cables hanging down from the overhead console.

I put a couple velcro strips on the carpet over the tunnel to hold the wires as they come back to the back seats.

Don't know how well it will work in reality as I am not flying yet

This is by far the best position IMHO. With jacks in the middle of the plane, you don't have to unplug when getting in or out of the plane and don't have to worry about snagging them while getting in or out. I make hangars for them overhead so they never have to be unplugged. I usually out all 4 in the back of the arm rest on an angled portion so I can see them and change them from any seat.

[Mike S]

Here are mine--------seem to work just fine.

The sloped panel below the air vent has the ANR power outlet, and a "cigarette" lighter style power outlet.

[Mike S]

Something for you to consider.................not headset, but nice addition to the 10.

http://www.vansairforce.com/communit...ighlight=shelf

[rleffler]

Originally Posted by bill@fusion4.net

I put mine in the backside of the center console. The front seats are inside the center console. This allowed me to run all of them in one bundle. I thought it would be easier for backseat passengers to reach forward and plug headsets in. I also did not want cables hanging down from the overhead console.

I put a couple velcro strips on the carpet over the tunnel to hold the wires as they come back to the back seats.

Don't know how well it will work in reality as I am not flying yet

I did the same........

Bob

[AaronG]

I would not put them on the armrest, especially if they are plastic like bose. I have broken two connectors to date when the back seat passenger bumps them with an elbow and they break.

Aaron