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Dear Fracpilot, the PMA8000 was introduced in 2004 while the GMA350c was introduced in 2015. In 2006, the PMA8000BT was the FIRST audio panel that had an integrated Bluetooth device and sold for $1495 while the GMA350c is for sale on Aircraft Spruce for $2215. PS Engineering patented our...

Exactly what Bell206 said. Using any PS Engineering audio panel, when you press the pilot or copilot PTT, that microphone is mechanically connected to the selected Com. To confirm the PMA450B is not contributing to the weak transmit reports, turn the PMA450B off and then ask again for a...

Where is the frown emoji when you need one!

I think Les typo'd the 350B (GARMIN makes a 345 and a 350c) when he probably meant 450B (I sure hope so!) There are a few things to know about the GMA345. It doesn't have music distribution, only music selection. So, if the pilot wants to hear Foreflight, everyone will hear Foreflight. The pilot...

Completely incorrect! Interfaces perfectly with it. It doesn’t control the frequencies of the GTRs but does in fact, control the frequencies of the remote mounted Trig TY91L Not sure what was meant “would not work”

Had you consider the PAR200B? It’s our stereo audio panel with IntelliAudio, Bluetooth, SUPER intuitive user interface and the Trig Remote TY91L transceiver. Would probably save you a few $$

What a great-looking panel Jesse! Thank you and to your customer for selecting our PAR200B. There is a whole lot of capability in that PA-28!

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Leo, I really appreciated getting your email this morning, I'm glad to know that after our email exchange, the ability to select Music 1 and BT1 solves your particular situation. Thanks for being our customer. Mark Scheuer PS Engineering

What a memory you have flyingron! We did indeed have problems with our markers, but that was back in late 1995 and early 1996. Completely solved since then with well over 150,000 flying today. Actually, the PM1000 was 32 years ago, my how time flies.

This marked our 37th year as an exhibitor and truthfully, it is just as exciting talking with our customers and potential new customers as it was years ago.

I was, just left a few hours ago, what a great show! And of course without the help from Greg and Lucas, it would have been bedlam! Now, for Fracpilot, anytime when any of our BT audio panels don’t work perfect with the Bluetooth function, simply reset the Bluetooth using the simple...

Yes, 100% If you want the additional functionality of flightmate(R), that would require wiring by an avionics shop.

Dear Walyboy, before you purchase the GMA345, there are a couple of questions you should ask you dealer before you make your decision. They should tell you that the GMA345 doesn't have music distribution but only music selection that everyone will hear. Why is that important? If you want to hear...

Thanks for trusting us with your audio panel. This is a long shot but....if you wanted to get a USB charging port and an audio panel with IntelliAudio (True Dimensional Sounds), the PMA8000G is a slide-in replacement. And Chase at www.avionicssource.com takes trade-ins! But I know this is a...

What kind of audio panel do you have?

It is, 100% less the new capability of flightmate(R) which would have to be installed by an avionics shop.

OK MPB, you have gotten some excellent advice so far. IF, and only if, the wires for the PM3000 reach the location of your new audio panel, you can absolutely use those wires for the audio panel (assuming the PM3000 was wired per the print). If the wires won't reach, you'd have to have a new...

Hi Kshaw, the PM2000 was discontinued in 1998, I believe Bathman is referring to the PM1200 which is a current product of ours that is a two-place intercom designed specifically for open cockpit and warbird aircraft (SUPER LOUD)

Hi Bachman, I’m not sure if you would need to go to the PM1200, no offense but I don’t think your airplane is loud enough to go with this system. The PM1200 is famous with open cockpit and warbirds. you should go to your owner’s forum and ask what intercom they are using. I’m pretty sure some...