Jeff and Dwight in the Cirrus

On our way down to Big Bear (L35) at 11500 feet, I give my friend Dwight (left seat) a few pointers on flying the Cirrus SR22. Sorry - didn't have the mic plugged in.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• cirrus
• sr22
• aviation
• flying

[gilz16]

just press spkr on the comm

[14flying]

@gilz16 Yes, that will capture ATC talking at us. But to capture our converstation, we'd need the ICS to audio-in on the camera.

[14flying]

Yeah. Wish I had hooked up the camera audio to the ICS. Next time.

[aviator147]

when you say that your mic isnt plugged in, you mean into the jack that would have your voices go over the PA??

[14flying]

yes, we didn't have our intercom plugged into the audio input on the camera. will have to get that working next time.

[aviator147]

also, just becuase ive only flown twice and it was a piper warrior, there were 2 inputs, so is there a third one for the intercom, because on the headsets we used, it only had 2 jacks, so did urs have a third or are there 3 inputs and two jacks on the headset, im sorry for being o curious, I was just wondering how it is.

[14flying]

the cirrus has the standard mic and headphone jacks that allow you to hook your camera into the intercom system so you can get audio when recording a video. there is also an audio input jack in the center console which can accomodate a standard 1/4" plug so you can plug in your mpe player or other audio device so you can listen to music through your headphones.

[flintp51]

@14flying Hey, I just bought a cable. I'll make a video about it later. But all you need is a quarter inch to an eight adapter. then a small cable with two male eight inch plugs on both sides. It will then plug into your cam. The whole thing will cost you under 15 from radio shack.

[radbcc]

Great pointers: oh that's the engine noise.

[aviator147]

ok, so u'd just need that audio jack on your camera to plug in, ok thanls