Regardless of the type of aircraft, good cockpit communications are an essential part of the flying experience.  The intercom and type of headset are the two determining factors to enjoyable communications.  Aviation headphones have seen improvements over the past several years, which include ANR technology.  As good as ANR headphones are, when connected to a voice operated intercom, a technology that is over twenty years old,  pilot and passengers still have to contend with hissing and missed syllables.

After several years of manufacturing Voice Operated intercoms, we thought there had to be a better way.  What the engineering department came up with in 1998, is our exclusive ENRI technology.  Enhanced Noise Reduction eliminates squelch circuits and controls through a unique audio processing design that allows for continues conversation, while maintaining up to 120db of background noise suppression.  It's now possible for pilots and passengers to enjoy quiet, continues communications without the missed syllables, popping audio and intermittent hissing from wind noise, common annoyances with voice operated intercoms.

FlightTech Intercoms offers a full line of aviation intercoms, that include two and four place portable units, and two, four and six  place panel mounted models, all featuring the Enhanced Noise Reduction technology.  For quiet communications, make a FlightTech Intercom your first choice.

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IMike Danielle and his Great Lakes and PB Schafer flying his Star Duster

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Cell Phone Users, Get Connected

Samsung® and Sanyo® cell phones can be connected to the ITC-401 series, ITC-2001, ITC-2004 portable intercoms, the ITC-402P and the ITC-404SP Panel Mount Intercom.

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