Wiring your own intercom? PS Engineering 1000?

[Tram]

Hey guys-

First let me apologize for the plethora of "How to?" questions I have been posting here.. We bought our RV and there have been several things we have wanted to change and the more and more I browse this site and see how guys are doing things, I think there are QUITE a few things I can tackle myself on this lil' guy rather than paying some mech $50/hour to do a rather "simple" job..

I can think of a number of odd jobs I'd like to do:

- New panel w/ EFI and EMS..
- Intercom setup
- Interior
- RV 7 rudder/stab

Anyway, I have started working on some of these items.. Which leads me to this post..

The OB (original builder) of the plane has a intercom setup in the plane that is less than what we wish to have in it.. It's a home built stand along unit that was velcro'd to the base of the "seats."

We have since purchased a PS Engineering PM1000 II and would like to install it..

I was just curious if anyone might know an a website/thread that might be able to help me walk along some of this so I could install it myself?

I would also like to "relocate" the head set jacks... They are integrated on this "floating" intercom box.. I would like to mount them on the left and right side of the aircraft, behind the pilots as to keep the wires out of the "cockpit" at all times..

So, I am looking for a lil' info on this task if anyone could help..

Thanks!

Jeff

[uk_figs]

If do a thread search there are a number on this topic including the jack location ideas, also the installation manuals are on the PS engineering site including the wiring diagrams.

[Steve]

I opted not to purchase the intercom harness when I ordered my SL40,GTX327, and PS1000II from Stark, thinking I'll give it a shot. I ended up buying it anyway from PS along with the 2 1/2" dia instrument hole faceplate. You still get to solder wires to the jacks.

Steve

[Tram]

Yeh, we are thinking about either letting Stein wire it up or just picking up the harness from PS Engineering..