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Telex 850 ?'s - mic bias

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tathepilot

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The Telex 850 is powered from the 'mic bias'.

What exactly is the mic bias, and does an a/c with no intercom have one?
 
Telex says you need a "hot mic" for the ANR to work properly; i.e., it gets its power from the mic circuit when energized. One of the guys I flew with says he tried one in a 737, and it works just as well as his Sennheiser even though the FLUF doesn't have a hot mic.

Any Telex 850 owners care to chime in?
 
Anr 850

Telex says you need a "hot mic" for the ANR to work properly; i.e., it gets its power from the mic circuit when energized. One of the guys I flew with says he tried one in a 737, and it works just as well as his Sennheiser even though the FLUF doesn't have a hot mic.

Any Telex 850 owners care to chime in?

Correct the 850 does require a hot mic in order for the ANR to work. Nice working headset light on the head and clear sound.
 
works well in the Airbus too... Lasted longer than my Sennheisers have.
 
Worked very well in the MD-11 and I wished it worked in our DC-10's. They have changed the wiring in the 10.
 

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