Sigtronics Transcom Ii Portable Intercom on 2040-parts.com
Green Valley, Arizona, United States
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This is a nice clean, good working, portable intercom. We recently removed it from our own airplane for a panel upgrade. It was working fine when we removed it.
A cigarette lighter power cord is included. With it you can operate the intercom from any voltage between 11 and 34 volts DC. It can also be powered from an internal 9 volt battery, so it can be used in an airplane that doesn't have an electrical system. This is an inexpensive solution if you don't have an intercom. |
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