Tue, Feb 02, 2010
ComLinkPro premiered their latest in headset technology,
introducing the Angel to the general aviation market. With an
effortless, yet powerful audio interface, pilots can create a high
fidelity Bluetooth connection by simply plugging in a
headset.
Audio clarity, achieved through a high quality audio Codec with
low distortion audio amplifier and RF rejection, quickly eliminates
cockpit noise for clear, understandable communication. The
Angel's cell phone capabilities allow a pilot to answer and
initiate calls, end and mute calls, as well as engage in conference
calls.
Meticulously designed to provide rich stereo sound, the Angel is
capable of interfacing with any audio or video source equipped with
Bluetooth wireless capability, including MP3 players and iPods. The
Angel allows includes a 1/8th inch input jack for MP3, CD, and
video players with standard wired output technology. To
ensure safety within the cockpit, ComLinkPro's Angel automatically
cuts out during any radio transmissions to avoid communication
interference.
The Angel's full color TFT LCD screen, with daylight readability
and self-dimming backlight, provide ease of operation. The
keypad features large icons for easy touch and functionality.
In addition, a premium grade rechargeable lithium ion battery
provides an internal power source allowing for over 15 hours of
battery life; pilots and passengers can use the Angel independent
of the aircraft panel, especially convenient for those important
phone calls necessary outside of the aircraft. Since the Angel
requires no certification, it can be used with both certified and
experimental aircraft.
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