Icom to portable intercom adapter

[falcon21]

I have an Icom A24 and will be picking up a Sigtronics SPO-22 portable intercom soon. Is there an adapter that doesn't have the PTT built in? Since The intercom has one it is not needed and I would like to avoid any unneeded cable clutter.

[1600vw]

I needed a patch cord for my Icom and look all over for one and could not find it anywhere. I knew they made this cord for I owned one, but could not find it. I finally e-mailed Icom. They told me they make these to order. In a few days I had my new cord in the mail. Try calling Icom.

Tony

[nrpetersen]

If you are looking for the ~2.5 mm dia plug on the end of about a 5 ft cord, and just plain tinned wires at the other end, PM me. I have three left over from my ICom conversion project. I used one with a RST intercom. That plug isn't otherwise available.

[falcon21]

Basically I'm looking for this adapter but without the PTT lead. If they only come like this though then it is no big deal.

http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...icomopc499.php

[falcon21]

This might work, are the jacks the same on different brand radios?

https://www.sportys.com/pilotshop/he...-s-radios.html

[lnuss]

This might work, are the jacks the same on different brand radios?

https://www.sportys.com/pilotshop/he...-s-radios.html

Not necessarily. They may use the same size jacks/plugs, but they're not always wired the same, at least in the ham radio world (where Icom and Vertex/Yaesu are big and jacks are not completely compatible), and though I've not checked it out, I suspect the same here in aviation. I do know that the Icom IC A-21 (old aviation unit) uses the same as the Icom ham units. I'm only talking about the handhelds with the smaller jacks, not something with the 1/4" plugs (for receive) and the 3/16" plugs for transmit, though, as I don't know about those (if there still are any), but I think they're pretty standardized, just like the panel mounts using those sizes.

[rwanttaja]

For what it's worth, this was the plug connectivity on my Icom ICA5:



Ron Wanttaja