Nexus U-174/u Connector Headset Microphone Audio Aircraft Removed David Clark on 2040-parts.com
Rapid City, South Dakota, US
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They will work in many headset and other projects .
Mates
with NEXUS Series TJ-120, TJ-102, TJ-101 jacks.
Cross Reference Part Numbers:
- Acousticom - 5640
- NEXUS - TP-101
- U-174/U
- M9177/2-1
- NSN 5935-00-246-2383
- MIL-C-9177 (M9177\2-1)
30 day money back warranty.
You will be very happy with this David Clark item.
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