Insulated Flat Washers Insulated flat washer for headset. microphone jacks. P/N 04-00975 1/32" x 5/8" OD x 3/8" ID Insulated Shoulder Washers Insulated shoulder washer for headset/ microphone jacks. P/N 04-00976 .032/.032 x 5/8" OD x .387 ID x .437 ID/step |
These work as expected. I get zero noise in my headsets with the jacks isolated. Took me a bit to figure out that you need a 7/16 hole for the shoulder to fit through the hole. At first I tried 27/64 drill bit, but that was too small. Next step was 7/16.
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED SHOULDER WASHER S1029
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED FLAT WASHER S1028
The insulated shoulder washer and insulated flat washer combination make it easy to install Switchcraft headset jacks that are electrically insulated from the airframe and therefore more likely to provide clear audio reception and transmission, for pennies (but a lot in shipping, Aircraft Spruce!)
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED SHOULDER WASHER S1029
I dont know how I lose these when removing interior panels, but I do... Gave in and bought a bunch to have on hand.
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED SHOULDER WASHER S1029
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED FLAT WASHER S1028
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED SHOULDER WASHER S1029
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED FLAT WASHER S1028
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED SHOULDER WASHER S1029
This is what you need to isolate your intercom jacks. get both the S1029 and S1028 as a set.
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED FLAT WASHER S1028
This is what you need to isolate your intercom jacks. get both the S1029 and S1028 as a set.
SWITCHCRAFT INSULATED SHOULDER WASHER S1029
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Yes, you will use the shoulder washer (04-00976) behind the panel with the ridge facing towards the front of the panel. The flat washer (04-00975) goes in the front of the panel. No part of the jack should touch the panel.
Both the mic and headphone jacks should have insulating washers on both sides of the panel.
The dims are 1/32" x 5/8" OD x 3/8" ID.